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On the page that reads:

Find the next occurrence of the word under cursor with *, and the previous with #.

The keyboard is flashing on Shift + 3, however my # key is located elsewhere (beside carriage return one down from sqaure and curly brackets).

Am using a English (UK) Keyboard with QWERTY layout, Firefox and Ubuntu.

I resolved this by switching my keyboard layout to English (US) but thought I'd make you aware it occurs (apologies, I haven't looked at existing issues).

In the Tutorials, section 12 Search, /text with n and N, the displays asks to press Shift + 7, while the real switch to press should be / button adjacent to the . button, below the Enter key.

Although, the site asks to press Shift + 7, it works with after pressing / button.

I completed module 13, and it jumped me back to the introduction.

Thanks for the intro!

I was trying to insert 10000 - using the command 10000i- followed by esc key.
First I did 1000i- which took an approx 3-4 sec to respond. Then I thought on how much value will it crash so I tried with 10000 and it looks that site is crashed, I am unable to click anywhere on the screen.

Is it a bug or I am pushing it hard?

The website doesn't allow me to type anything at all once I get to section 12. I've tried switching between both Dvorak and Qwerty keyboard layouts to type the "&" symbol. The shift and 7 key are highlighted so I think that's what I'm supposed to press, but nothing happens after I do.

https://github.com/akahuku/wasavi
Extension for Chrome, Firefox, and Opera. Wasavi changes a textarea element to virtual vi editor which supports almost all the vi/ex commands

Hello, I'm using Programmer-Dvorak keyboard in Windows 10 Pro 64-bit.
When I go to hjkl step, the cursor won't move, maybe you can help me.

I'm using Chrome Version 62.0.3202.62 (Official Build) (64-bit)

When I press the h key nothing happens.

In the very beginning of the tutorial, if the user pressed ctrl+backspace (which is equivalent to ESC) the emulator should accept it as an ESC equivalent.

The visual keyboard highlight "Shift 7" but the correct is / button.
Sorry for my bad English

Pressing u does not undo. It seems it hasn't been implemented yet.

When you have to press 'N', lowercase 'n' also works.

Point 3:

At any time, you can see which mode you are in on the status bar which is located at the top of the editor.

Isn't at the bottom?

Regards

keyboard shows to press shift and 7 keys for pressing /

Issue screenshot:

repeat on letters.... Example: lllliiikkkkeeee ttttthhhhiiiissssss. multiple... and never saw how to copy and past word. Is it the same as ctrl+c ctrl+v?

when i reached
12. Search, /text with n and N
it said press shift-7 which was / in my keyboard - but after that it said press t .. but pressing t didn't do anything .. please fix that

When user is learning, the progress should be saved so that if the user go for practice, can start from the progress where he/she left.

The program wasn't responding to shift + 4 when the tutorial asked me to move to the end of the line. I am using Firefox on Windows 10.

The keyboard number section at the top repeats 4 and 5. Not sure if it's a local issue or not but it doesn't allow me to get further than half the tutorial.

Using my iPad will not work, clicking on the keyboard does not work (the 3D button does) and the iPad keyboard cannot be activated.

i had download the source code,but the tutorial.html is almost blank.
i don't know why,this page is not supported well on cell phone. Maybe there is a seirous bug.
Hopefully,wish you to fix it. Thanks for your time and this project.

typing "/" in Firefox also opens up a browser level search and removes the user from the vim emulation

The shift+7 command is not functioning

7. Find a character, f and F tells you to type letters without telling you what it will be and where the end is. I for one can't look at a keyboard image with flashing keys and the cursor in the text at the same time so I missed the fact that the isntructions fwfs3fq are three commands

http://youtu.be/g40xFpWUPSk

I also noticed that some tutorials put the end statement (puns etc) under the current line rather than the bottom line. Not sure that's accidental or intended.

Thanks for this awesome tutorial!

The key combination have to be Alt Gr + 4 to write dollar ($) sign. (Not Shift +4)

Great tutorial! The only issue I had was that in part 12, the editor wanted me to input "shift+7", presumably to write "/", but that's not how you write "/" with my keyboard. Mine is simply a "/" key ("shift-/" for me is a "?"). I don't know about everyone, but I believe many other keyboards also have this key. I don't know if you can do something about it, but I sat there for a minute pressing "shift+7" before realizing it was just trying to get me to make a "/".

Thanks for the tutorial!

As seen on the screenshot, there are several pieces of text "highlighted" with different colors. This makes it rather difficult to track the cursor in the tutorial :(

Using Chrome Broswer.

Can get thru chapters 1 and 2 but when asked to press "h" the keyboard isn't recognized.

IT would also seem theres an acessibility menu that comes up as well but that was after I pressed the entire home row in frustration. So that's possibly my bad.

Thanks if you have a solve or fix send it my way. I'd really like to use the in shell text editor. Seems efficient.

Is there any plan to translate openvim?

"l" is pressed but does not include information on why, perhaps "...press l to move selection one space to the right"

Hello,

While using the interactive tutorial, I got stuck in Section 12. When the control was given to me (i.e., the user), it showed Shift and '7' key blinking. Perhaps, an indication to press those keys. However, it wasn't recognizing the pressing of these keyboard keys. I tried various combinations to get through this step but nothing worked. Finally, I had to skip this section and move on.

Have a look and let me know if I was understanding the instructions differently.

Varun Charan

The shift+7 command is not functioning

It would be very nice if the tutorial could run on iPads, this could be done if the visual keys on screen were actually buttons that would type the character when clicked.

Good job on this, it worked really well! The only thing that didn't "work" was the # command. On my iMac's keyboard (UK version). Shift-3 produces "£" when using the British keyboard- I have to type option-3 to get "#". But because I couldn't see the "£" appearing I didn't realise that the keyboard layout was set to British. (If you could detect receiving a "£" instead of a "#" ... :))

basic movement screen doesn't recognize keyboard strokes

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Part 12 line 2, "Slash through the needless..." -- should be needles :)

Like the topic, when I follow the tutorial at the 12 section, the suggestion is "SHIFT+7", but it only can receive "/".

In Command mode, 'dh', 'dl' dont work properly

If I am correct in assuming that 'dh' and 'dl' should delete the characters to the left of and to the right of the cursor respectively, this functionality is currently broken. Here are screenshots:

Using 'dh'

1. Navigate to some character:

2. Hit 'd'

3. Hit 'h'

1. Navigate to some character:

2. Hit 'd'

3. Hit 'l'

If you select tutorial 12 the keys which are highlighted after the introductory text is displayed are Shift and 7 (see the attached screenshot). The first key that should be pressed (in my opinion) should be / (forward slash).

believe it or not I killed my ESC key using vim ... so now I'm forced to use control+[ which I noticed isn't in your current set ... sweet tutorial overall

The site does not work in Firefox, this is confusing.
Sorry, It does after disabling Privacy Badger. My bad. Can this comment be deleted?

Edit: Finished the tutorial, very nice 👍