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I love this extension and I cannot live without it. However, there are number of folks who have not taken the plunge into modal editing, but who could still benefit from some of the functionality in this extension.
For example, stock VS Code does not have an equivalent to 'gq' to wrap lines. One could disable a bunch of the bindings to simulate vim being 'off' (e.g. this post), but I was hoping for something a bit simpler.
Is there a way to configure keybindings.json to use internal vim actions? In this case, it would be "ActionVisualReflowParagraph". I tried using that, but was told the action was not found.
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I love this extension and I cannot live without it. However, there are number of folks who have not taken the plunge into modal editing, but who could still benefit from some of the functionality in this extension.
For example, stock VS Code does not have an equivalent to 'gq' to wrap lines. One could disable a bunch of the bindings to simulate vim being 'off' (e.g. this post), but I was hoping for something a bit simpler.
Is there a way to configure keybindings.json to use internal vim actions? In this case, it would be "ActionVisualReflowParagraph". I tried using that, but was told the action was not found.
Thoughts?
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