Does Anyone Else Use Mouse in Vim? [closed]

Does anyone else use mouse in Vim? [closed]

I very seldom use the mouse. Sometimes however I find it very quick to select some portion of text not linewise, from the middle of a line to the middle of another line on my screen.This is the only use I have for the mouse in vim

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My kitten just ate a mouse help!!?

Nummy nummy - mice are so squishy and crunchy. and now you have one fewer rodent in your neighborhood. Mine eat mice all the time. If they are too slow, the dog joins the hunt and eats them. Two vets have told me it's ok. Just try to keep the cat outside when she has prey - mine like to bring them up to the bed and play with them. One of my cats even caught a rabbit and ate half of it. Usually when they've hunted mine are really hungry, even if they ate the mouse. Must be the excitement. Could be why her food bowl was empty.

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Toad mouse

The toad mouse (Mus bufo) is a species of rodent in the family Muridae. It is found in Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, and Uganda. Its natural habitats are subtropical or tropical moist montane forests and arable land.

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What makes a mouse good?

I would recommend a Field Mouse or a House Mouse. A really good mouse will have the qualities of Micky and/or Minnie Mouse. Make sure it likes cheese and does not make holes in the walls. I am just kidding. That's really what I thought you were asking until i saw the category. But really, only you can choose the correct mouse for you based on your needs but the following is some good advice as to what to look for. By the way, I have always used the Logitech brand and they work great. * Do not make your decision based only on price. If you see an $8 mouse, do not just run out and get it. It may be cheap, but it will probably break soon. In this case, buying name brands will benefit you. You may want to buy the same brand of mouse as your computer, as these mice were built with your computer in mind. * Think of what you want. Do you want wired or wireless? Keep in mind that wired mice do not require batteries, and wireless mice do. Not all wireless mice are truly wireless. Some come with a "base station". These type of mice are meant for a desktop, and are a hassle for laptops. * Keep it simple. Unless your are a super gamer, or would like to have 7 buttons on a mouse, a simple mouse is what you would want. Three buttons are usually what you will want or need. Five buttons just allow you to press a button and perform a task without clicking. If you are not a computer guru, you could continually bump one of those buttons accidentally and that can be disastrous at times. * Size does matter. Keep in mind what purpose this mouse will hold. If you are not typing, chances are your hand is on the mouse. A smaller, portable mouse may work on the go, but sitting at a desk with hand cramps wo not . I suggest buying a regular size mouse. Do not waste money on a portable one. Besides, Carpel Tunnel Syndrome is nothing you want. * Do not forget the mouse pad. When purchasing the pad, look at the material, not the picture. I found that softer material works better for an optical mouse, and plastic-like material works better for a ball. Make sure you spend the money for a good quality mouse pad, so it does not begin to tear in just a few weeks.

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My mouse is dragging when i click once! HELP?!?

It seems to me it just start to fails, especially the laser pointer. If you using the mouse with a heavy ball underneath it (which is traditional old computer mouse) just open the cover then clean the track wheel with a wet cotton but. And, change the mouse if you feel the mouse pointer is dragging when you want to click an item on desktop.