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In Vim we can use Ctrl + N or Ctrl + P to finish code completion. How to configure it in IdeaVim for IntelliJ? Michal Kordas Alt + / and Alt + Shift + / work both in plain IntelliJ and with IdeaVim installed. Please see documentation on JetBrains page - it's called Hippie Completion (newer versions call this completion Cyclic Expand Word). And of course you can always use Ctrl + Space , Ctrl + Shift + Space , Ctrl + Alt + Space . softw I could not get CTRL-N and CTRL-P to work after mapping them to "Cyclic Expand Word" and "Cyclic Expand Word (Backward)" in IDEA 2016.2.5 (while running IdeaVIM

I tried to copy text from IDEA with ideavim plugin, using default vim keybindings ( y ). But this text isn't copied in global buffer and i can paste it only in IDEA. How can I use copied piece of text in browser, for example? jbyler Vim's yank command doesn't yank to the system clipboard by default; it yanks to the unnamed register. You can use the * or + register to access the system clipboard; also see this wiki article for more information. Or just set this option in your ~/.ideavimrc : set clipboard+=unnamed This ~/.ideavimrc setting has been supported in IdeaVim since VIM-476 was

I am using PhpStorm 7.1.2 with IdeaVim plugin. When in Insert mode, I want to select words using Shift + ArrowKey . However, this IdeaVim plugin seems to be preventing from doing that. I can only highlight the words in Command mode using v key. shift+Home/End/PageDown/PageUp or shift+ctrl+arrowKeys all do not work properly. I tried changing shortcuts (i.e. Select to Right => shift+right) in Keymap setting but did not work. Is there any way I can achieve this non-vim behavior? UPDATE 1 There is a ticket opened in their bug tracking system without any fix. So I guess I can't do what I described

I have installed IntelliJIdea 14.0.2 just now. I do not know its default editor but it is opening my source files in vi option now. So, not letting me do default action like Ctrl + v , Ctrl + d which was present before and I used to like it. So, how to change this behavior like present in sublime - editors ? If you don't need vi keybindings, uninstall the IdeaVIM plugin. disable below option in menu bar. Tools -> VimEmulator(Ctrl + Alt + V) If you don't want to uninstall vi, you can either turn it off, like @redredtokki states (Tools > VimEmulator), or Change the Ctrl-X and Ctrl-V keys in File

Every so often when using PyCharm Community Edition with IdeaVim in Ubuntu 13.10, the keyboard stops accepting input and I have to restart the IDE. The cursor still moves when I click different text areas, but I can't type anything even after pressing escape multiple times. The keyboard works fine outside of the IDE, so I suspect it is an issue with either my use of IdeaVim or IdeaVim itself. Is there anything I can do to prevent this from happening? You can do killall -9 ibus-x11 as described in the issue given by Games Brainiac. I just wanted to note that you don't need to restart the IDE,

I would really like to be able to use IdeaVIM but I am unable to figure out where I can set my custom vim key mappings. For example instead of using Esc I would like to use Ctrl - C and instead of using h j k l I like to use w a s d . I have all these already set in my .vimrc but IdeaVIM failed to load them. I can copy them over manually to whatever file is needed but there is no documentation on how to do this. dsummersl I've done this myself, and its pretty easy in IntelliJ 11. I know that in previous versions (9, maybe?) setting up keymap values is significantly different. In IntelliJ 11

I've recently gotten into vim in a big way (again), and I now have a ton of customization in my .vimrc file. I realize that not everything in there would make sense in the context of an IDEA plugin, but I'd really like it if things like remapping jj to Esc were picked up and honored. Is there a way to do that? Without needing to manually tweak all that stuff in IDEA's keymap, that is. Thanks. ars-longa-vita-brevis Update: Yes! See answer below . Short answer: no. I've been trying to do this too especially because I have quite a complex .vimrc that I've become used to over the years. Anyway,