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Does anyone know where to find documentation on using visual block selection with spacemacs/evil/emacs? There’s something called evil-lisp-state-visual-block
under SPC k C-v
, but I don’t know how to use it, or if it can do what I want/need.
I think that’s just a side-effecting artifact of merge of two different keymaps - evil-normal-state and evil-lisp-state. You can use VISUAL BLOCK
without lisp-state using C-S-v
/`C-v` in normal state
Cheers @troglotit, that works as expected! I was surprised not to see it on the SPC M-x
search list, that’s how I usually find functionality by name.
(maybe it has some obscure name?)
sorry, I’m a moron, it’s right there.
I’d find it like oh yeah, it’s when you know the keybindings 😅SPC h d k C-v
slightly_smiling_face`
that’s handy, too!