I am so, so sorry for creating an issue for this, but I was wondering if it's possible to make the cursor not blink when in "normal" mode (similar to the vim-mode package in Atom). It is weirdly unsettling to have it blink both in visual and normal, I tried getting used to it but to no avail. The default user settings does not give the option of toggling "visible" for normal either. Thanks in advance!
Hehe, I dunno why you're sorry about making an issue 馃槂
I should have fixed this with #361. Sadly, it's not perfect, as I don't believe VSCode currently offers a nonblinking native cursor, so we just hack it in ourselves.
Turn it on by putting "vim.useSolidBlockCursor": true, into your user settings.
Just in case anyone else gets here from search, the above config option no longer works. Instead, you can use:
"editor.cursorBlinking": "solid"
@timwis, thanks! It makes an animation to behave statically for all states, but I am ok with it.
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Just in case anyone else gets here from search, the above config option no longer works. Instead, you can use: