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Currently feature/behavior is VERY fluctuating so current default keymap is not settled yet.
See also "Use case and flow of keystrokes" #75
Will put idea and WANT/DONT_WANT list on this issue to discuss about reasonable default-keymap.
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narrow-editor
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Tune keymap bit aggressive but OK since scope are limited #49
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Definitely:
alt-g n 'narrow:git-diff-all' # As I saw it's a tendency for git related tools to use alt-g (something): #open-on-github, git-diff-details, git-diff
These are controversy:
'@' 'narrow:scan-by-current-word' '#': 'narrow:search-by-current-word' '/': 'narrow:scan' '?': 'narrow:search'
But I add alt-@, alt-#, alt-/, alt-? for my non-vim colleague. It doesn't clash with anything and he says it is comfortable for him
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So you are vmp user right? Overriding vmp's default keymap is super aggressive 😄
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Currently feature/behavior is VERY fluctuating so current default keymap is not settled yet.
See also "Use case and flow of keystrokes" #75
Will put idea and WANT/DONT_WANT list on this issue to discuss about reasonable default-keymap.
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to closenarrow-editor
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: