Control C And V Not Working For A Mac

For example Ctrl-Z, Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V are not working (there is Alt-Backspace, etc) and I have to learn new shortcuts. This is the thing I really don't want to do. This is the thing I really don't want to do.

I have similar problems, but it's been unclear whether it's by design or not. ^C and ^V only work in insert mode. If I'm not in insert mode I can right click on content and select Copy to copy or right click and Paste (both work). However, Cut (^X) works in normal mode, but I can only paste in insert mode. Maybe a key binding issue?

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I would expect that all three (^C,^X,^V) would work in either mode. Currently I'm forced to select something with the mouse in insert mode so that I can cut, or I have to select in normal mode and use the mouse to right click and Copy. Either way is annoying. Also, I would really prefer that pasting (^V) while in normal mode would put me into insert mode and paste the text. That seems like the logical functionality. • OS: Ubuntu 14.10 • Atom: 0.177.0 • vim-mode version: 0.34.0. • OS: Ubuntu 14.04 • Atom: 0.166.0 • vim-mode: 0.34 I was able to override the vim-mode ctrl-c keybinding by doing this: • Go to your settings ( Edit > Preferences or ctrl-,) • On the left, click Keybindings Here you can search for the keybindings, e.g.

Ctrl-c • At the top, click the link to go to your keymap file • Save the following to the keymap file ( ~/.atom/keymap.cson): 'atom-text-editor.vim-mode': 'ctrl-c': 'core:copy' • Restart Atom. Now ctrl-c will copy text to clipboard in vim-mode. A kind-of-related side note: it is useful in vim-mode settings to check Use Clipboard As Default Register - this allows things like yy to copy directly to the system clipboard. I'm having this same issue on Windows with the latest vim-mode (0.54.0) on the latest Atom (1.0.2). Whatever solution is chosen it needs to be overrideable by keymap.cson.

At the moment I can't even seem to override this myself whether in normal or insert mode. I'm not sure why the user keymap isn't given priority 1 by Atom for precisely this reason. You can see I tried to manually override ctrl-c in keymap.cson and vim-mode is overriding both the core copy command and my user defined one: It's really annoying having to use the mouse to copy/paste any text out of Atom into something else.