Any Vi fans out there like myself that spend their days in Visual Studio? A couple years ago I looked around for a way to get Vi behavior in the Visual Studio editor, but came up empty handed.
Then I was browsing around this morning and ViEmu for Visual Studio appeared. Finally! I just installed the 30 day trial and so far it’s exactly what I wanted: vi functionality tightly integrated with Visual Studio without losing VS’s other great features. I’ll be trying it out for a few days and see if I run into any issues – I’m not an advanced vi user so I don’t expect I’ll find any. But if I do, the author seems to have excellent response times to issues and feature suggestions so I’m not too worried about it.
Check it out, I think this guy’s got a great product.
The Johnson Blog 
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So what vi commands DO you use?
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Well typically:
The navigation (h,j,k,l,H,L) ones, marking (mx, ‘x), searching, *, I, A, dd, D, yy, p, P.
I just don’t do crazy stuff like running scripts or executing shell commands from vi.
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