How I'm Using The EasyMotion VIM Plugin

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[chrisbohn]

To prevent the issue you run into at 2:50 you should use

nnoremap <expr> j v:count ? 'j' : 'gj'
nnoremap <expr> j v:count ? 'k' : 'gk'

instead of

nmap j gk
nmap k gk

[lukaszwalczak]

Searching for one letter is quite nice too. Let's say that you want to append to the word `plan`. With two letter (an) you jump to `a` then l, then a, with one letter (n), you jump to n, then a, and you're there :)

[salmanabedin]

This is fantastic indeed man! Thanks a ton for sharing this.

[akashtriz]

I have liked your recent videos, your doing cool tutorials keep at it brother.

[smalinux]

Thank you for the video, that's really nice.
Could I ask what tailing window manager you use? Also, I'm very comfortable with Gnome and I use Gnome keybinding, so could you talk about what feature I miss because I'm Gnomer?
thank you

[jasoneve]

You can make k act as gk without a count, and k when there is a count. I'm using neovim so this binding is in lua, but you can easily convert it to vimscript:
```lua
vim.keymap.set("n", "k", function()
return vim.v.count == 0 and "gk" or 'm`' .. vim.v.count .. 'k'
end, {noremap = true, expr = true})

```