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When using a touchpad on OS X it is possible in many apps to use a force click -- which is a light press followed by a hard press. For example, in Finder, a light press selects a file, and a force click (pushing harder) edits the filename. MacVim could (and in my opinion should) use the force click to begin insert mode.
Force clicks are now mappable. To use them, map <ForceClick> to your favorite commands. For example, if you want Force clicks to enter insert mode, just do this in your vimrc:
nnoremap <ForceClick> i
Reacted by Eir Nym, Zack Gainsforth and John Elliott
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eirnym commentedon Jul 20, 2018
this is an interesting feature for MacVim GUI only.
Force click gesture support
Support Force click gesture. Can now map <ForceClick> gesture in MacVim
ychin commentedon Jul 30, 2018
Force clicks are now mappable. To use them, map
<ForceClick>to your favorite commands. For example, if you want Force clicks to enter insert mode, just do this in your vimrc: