Shorter alternative to mi)c?

[txtyash]

Suppose I want to change something between ( or ' then I would mi(c or mi'c. Which is one keystroke more than vim's ci( or ci'.

Is there a shorter way to do it in helix?

If not then isn't helix supposed to have lesser keystrokes for similar actions in vim?

[archseer]

There's no shorter way, it's a keystroke longer. Per vision.md:

We aren't playing code golf. It's more important for the keymap to be consistent and easy to memorize than it is to save a key stroke or two when editing.

[txtyash]

I'm not trying to be rude but vgld to delete till the end of the line and miwc to change in word are not as intuitive as their respective vim equivalents like D and ciw.

Is there a raw list of all possible key-bindings in helix? Literally every built-in key-binding in helix in at a single place?

[cole-h]

This should hold most, if not all, of them: https://docs.helix-editor.com/keymap.html

[txtyash]

tysm

[pickfire]

I think a better alternative with one keystroke lesser is mipc and miqc which replaces ( with p and ' with q like vim, easy to type also.

If you have any idea how to make it better while being consistent, feel free to suggest.

[python128]

If you want to, @zim0369, You can set the following in the config.toml

[keys.normal]

# For `vgld`
"D" = [ "select_mode", "goto_line_end", "delete_selection", "normal_mode" ] 

# For `ciw` 
# This would be simpler and fit within match mode..
m  = { "w" = ["select_textobject_inner", "change_selection"]}