1. vrapper plug-in~, a compatibility layer that simulates a limited command set and supports configuration files. If the site is overseas, it is recommended to check the official website’s introduction page for supported commands. Eclipse itself comes with a large number of shortcut keys. It depends on how much conflict you can tolerate. 2. eclim supports two modes: embedding vim into eclipse to become an internal text editor; or turning eclipse into a background service (implementing completion and other functions), and vim becoming the main workspace. Geek style. Both of the above will face the problem of choosing two shortcut keys. It is very convenient to use vrapper to simply simulate vim operations. It is recommended. Using eclim will mean giving up the shortcut keys of eclipse, which will make you feel that the number of keystrokes has greatly increased...
1. vrapper plug-in~, a compatibility layer that simulates a limited command set and supports configuration files. If the site is overseas, it is recommended to check the official website’s introduction page for supported commands. Eclipse itself comes with a large number of shortcut keys. It depends on how much conflict you can tolerate.
2. eclim supports two modes: embedding vim into eclipse to become an internal text editor; or turning eclipse into a background service (implementing completion and other functions), and vim becoming the main workspace. Geek style.
Both of the above will face the problem of choosing two shortcut keys.
It is very convenient to use vrapper to simply simulate vim operations. It is recommended.
Using eclim will mean giving up the shortcut keys of eclipse, which will make you feel that the number of keystrokes has greatly increased...
It seems like it’s better to just have one, it doesn’t matter