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My suggestion for insert mode shortcuts is to use them similar to normal mode movements for easier remembering.
Delete previous char ctrl-h (it is current mapping) ok, same as 'esc h c'
Delete next char ctrl-l (lowercase L, instead of ctrl-d) same as 'esc l c'
Delete previous word ctrl-b (instead of ctrl-w) same as 'esc b c'
Delete next word ctrl-w (instead of alt-d) same as 'esc w c'
Delete to start of line. Using normal mode would be 'esc vgs c', but ctrl-s is already mapped to Commit undo checkpoint. So i suggest to use ctrl-i, similar to 'esc I' (uppercase i, which inserts on beginning of the line)
Delete to end of line. To be consistent with deletetion to line start, i suggest to use ctrl-a (instead of ctrl-k) similar to 'esc A'.
This discussion was converted from issue #12458 on January 09, 2025 14:25.
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My suggestion for insert mode shortcuts is to use them similar to normal mode movements for easier remembering.
Delete previous char ctrl-h (it is current mapping) ok, same as 'esc h c'
Delete next char ctrl-l (lowercase L, instead of ctrl-d) same as 'esc l c'
Delete previous word ctrl-b (instead of ctrl-w) same as 'esc b c'
Delete next word ctrl-w (instead of alt-d) same as 'esc w c'
Delete to start of line. Using normal mode would be 'esc vgs c', but ctrl-s is already mapped to Commit undo checkpoint. So i suggest to use ctrl-i, similar to 'esc I' (uppercase i, which inserts on beginning of the line)
Delete to end of line. To be consistent with deletetion to line start, i suggest to use ctrl-a (instead of ctrl-k) similar to 'esc A'.
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