Marc Weber wrote:
> Nobody prevents you from remapping ctrl-v to do what you want.
> The "block" selection is not lost, you can still start
> selection by v then switch to block by ctrl-v - I just assume
> that you use block selections less often than pasting ..
You can also use Ctrl-Q to start block mode (assuming you are
not using a terminal with Xon/Xoff!), instead of Ctrl-V.
John
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