I'm using Qt Creator, and I turned on FakeVim mode because I'm used to editing in vim. This mostly works well, but I'm having one issue where I can't find the keyboard shortcut and need to use my mouse (like an animal). I have a big screen and like to set up multiple splits so I can see what is going on in multiple files easily, but I can't find the keyboard shortcut to change which editor split is active. The manual says that "Ctrl+E, O" should go to another split, but this isn't working for me (presumably because FakeVim captures the Ctrl+E for the usual vim purposes). Is there a way to change the active split in Qt Creator while using FakeVim mode without taking my fingers off the keyboard?
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I figured it out - treat Qt Creator splits like vim windows. So Ctrl+W, navigates around splits (with h, j, k, l being the usual vim navigation directions). And it appears you can use all the rest of the Ctrl+W commands too.
