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README.md

Helix for VS Code

   

This is a fork of an older Helix extension which in itself was a fork of the VSCode Vim extension. So there are still a lot of references to Vim in this source code. It is a work in progress.

Commands

The main commands should work but selections currently do not.

Right now commands are hardcoded to the default keymap, hopefully this can be adjusted to the user's keymap in the future.

If something doesn't work, please open an issue.

Differences

Most of the differences will be related to the fact VSCode doesn't have TreeSitter or have access to an AST. So we often need to find other ways of achieving the same action.

  • mif/maf both do the same, they will select the outer function range. Getting the inner function body isn't achievable because LSP doesn't give us that, and we can't hardcode blocks (incompatibilty with python for example)

Outstanding

Feel free to pick up any of these if you wanted to contribute.

  • #3 Commit checkpoints, extensions don't have access to VS Code's back/forward stack. So it would need to have its own stack in memory which can be manipulated.
  • #4 Custom keymaps, currently keymaps are matching Helix