Vim mode has been completely rewritten!
Note that it is disabled by default, and you need to manually enable it to start using it. For the details, see the corresponding section near the bottom of the PDF++ setting tab.
- Now it has four different modes: normal/visual/outline/command-line(experimental)
- Normal mode is the default, and you can always come back to it by
Escape/Ctrl+[/Ctrl+C. - (can be disabled in settings) You will enter Visual mode by selection some text, and it allows you to modify the selection using motion keys (e.g.
j,h,w) and also helps you make fine adjustment to text selections. - (can be disabled in settings) You will enter Outline mode it by opening the PDF outline view in the sidebar (you can use
Tabto do it), which enables you to navigate through the PDF outline view using the arrow keys and j/k/h/l/H/L keys. This mode will be beneficial for everyone. - The
:key will take you to Command-line mode, where you can execute some "ex-commands" such as:help- currently, there aren't so much useful ones, but it will be eventually improved.
- Normal mode is the default, and you can always come back to it by
- Many commands can be combined with a preceding
count- see the instructions in the settings for more details. - Many new commands & improvements!
Full Changelog: 0.39.26...0.40.0