Reputation: 9820
I'm using gVIM which defaults to insert mode. When I press the Esc key (or Ctrl+C) to enter command mode, nothing happens. I've searched for an alternative route to enter command mode. Does anyone know what the problem may be or another way to enter command mode?
Note: I'm running Windows 7 64-bit and gVim Easy 7.3
Upvotes: 2
Views: 3480
Reputation: 393924
If you MUST use gVim Easy and command mode:
C-o:echo "Woot!"
Enter
will do what you expect; Also,
to enter command line history edit window:
C-oq: (leave history window with C-c)
to enter multiple command mode commands in sequence:
C-oQ (leave Ex mode with vi
Enter)
I sometimes use tricks like this to manipulate undo information or to record mini macros on the fly (C-oqq e.g.)
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 196886
gVim-easy doesn't have modes. If you want modes you must use gVim.
Upvotes: 2