adding an option to suppress ma, mi, mA, mI in visual mode
See original GitHub issueHi, I’d switch-off ma, mi, mA, mI in visual mode so when i press m in visual mode there will produce no delay. Any suggestion is appreciated.
In the readme, it says both are optional
so i trust there is way to turn it off. thanks!
(Optional) Visual line mode (Optional) Visual block mode
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now i have to manually comment out the following from vscode-insert.vim
easiest option imo is to have something like
vscode_multi_cursor_on
variable and can be switched off by defining it in init.vim so to make it ‘optional’.but i’ll keep commenting those lines out for now.