Viperre (Viper REmap) is a remapping of the Viper keyboard layout (Viper is a Vi mode for Emacs).
Here is a picture of a qwerty keyboard layout.
` qwer ty uiop [] BACK
asdf gh jkl; '
zcxv bn m,./
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SPACEBAR
Below is the remapping. Each key K' has been labeled with the name of the key K that, in standard Viper, did what K' does now. For example, the spacebar is labeled "i", because in the remap, the spacebar is used to enter insert mode, which is what the "i" key does in standard Viper. Another example is that the "z" key is labeled "u", because it is used to undo in the remap, which is what the "u" key did in standard Viper. Some keys are labeled with numbers; except for 0 (which indicates the BOL function), these are footnotes used to refer to functions which are not assigned to keys (or at least not keys with single-letter names) in standard viper.
% Og{2 ?/ 1}co 56 v
0jbh Tt kwl$ e
udyp 34 s`".
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i1 c-D (half page dwn) 2 c-U (half page up) 3 backsp 4 delete (like the x key in std viper) 5 delete word backwards 6 delete word forwards
In insert mode, the keys are not remapped.
Many of the capital and control keys have not yet been remapped (i.e. they retain their standard bindings as of now). Those that have are:
Z -> redo shift-t, shift-T -> f,F shift-x,c,v -> D, Y, P
Other changes:
List of functions which have been removed:
m (consolidated under `) q, z (consolidated under g) r |
The code consists of two files which may be downloaded from http://bitbucket.org/bshanks/viperre/src/
To use it, put the following in your .emacs (not .viper) after loading viper:
(load "viperre") (viper-remap-qwerty)
If you are using the Colemak keyboard layout, replace (viperre-qwerty) with (viperre-colemak).
"d2t)" should delete text until the second closing parenthese