Visual block shift-i(nsert) in VsVim
In GVim on linux I am used to being able to do Ctrl-V then I, type whatever I want at the beginning of the first line, hit Esc and then Vim will insert whatever I typed to every row. I have tried this on VsVim, in Visual Studio, using Ctrl-Q, instead of Ctrl-V, but I does nothing. Is there any way to reproduce this functionality in VsVim? I'm fairly certain it has nothing to do with my vimrc.
Visual block shift-i(nsert) in VsVim
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In GVim on linux I am used to being able to do Ctrl-V then I, type whatever I want at the beginning of the first line, hit Esc and then Vim will insert whatever I typed to every row. I have tried this on VsVim, in Visual Studio, using Ctrl-Q, instead of Ctrl-V, but I does nothing. Is there any way to reproduce this functionality in VsVim? I'm fairly certain it has nothing to do with my vimrc.