CVE Keymap

I have a vim, I have a emacs.
Eh~ vim-emacs!
I have a code, I have a vim-emacs.
Eh~ code-vim-emacs!
CVE!

What's CVE ? Code-Vim-Emacs ! 😏

Yep, it's just a simple and hybrid keymap. Just Enjoy it. 🌟

Overview

! Let's make a pact that C refer to Ctrl, M refer to Alt or Meta， and S refer to Shift in the following contents.

CVE pays main attention for the basic cursor moving. CVE is non-invasive which means that the original keys of VSCode still work well.

You should know that a key is just bind to some command, and commands are the really worker.

In VSCode, you can show the command pattle via C-S-p, but M-x maybe also a better choice. Now, we will give our keybindings in the following table:

Command	VSCode	CVE	Description
Show All Commands	`C-S-p`	`M-x`
Go to File	`C-p`	`M-p`
cursorLeft	`←`	`M-h`
cursorDown	`↓`	`M-j`	selectNextSuggestion
cursorUp	`↑`	`M-k`	selectPrevSuggestion
cursorRight	`→`	`M-l`
cursorHome	`Home`	`M-g`
cursorEnd	`End`	`M-;`
Insert Snippet		`M-i`
Toggle Terminal	`C-~`	`M-n`
Trigger Suggest	`C-space`	`M-'`	`C-'` is ok
Toggle Line Comment	`C-/`	`C-;`
Undo	`C-z`	`C-/`
Show Explorer	`C-S-e`	`C-j C-e`
Replace in Files	`C-S-f`	`C-j C-f`	`M-s` is ok
Show Source Control	`C-S-g`	`C-j C-g`

Of course, there has other keybindings, just to explore and custom them yourselves. Come on 😄.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Here is a intial keybindings screenshot:

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Overview

Keyboard Shortcuts