ALT-<KEY> commands for VI-style navigation (ALT-<H/J/K/L>)#76
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ALT-<KEY> commands for VI-style navigation (ALT-<H/J/K/L>)#76leighleighleigh wants to merge 1 commit intodeadpixi:masterfrom
ALT-<KEY> commands for VI-style navigation (ALT-<H/J/K/L>)#76leighleighleigh wants to merge 1 commit intodeadpixi:masterfrom
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This PR adds ALT-key-combo commands, as an alternative to the default CTRL-G command-mode shortcut.
This was done mostly out of personal preference - they require less keystrokes to activate (and more ergonomic, imo).
So far I've added the following 'alternate' commands:
Additional handling for
ESCAPEkeys was also added. This is becauseESCandALTare hard to distinguish.These changes improve the responsiveness of pressing
ESC, e.g, while using vim.I'm not super familiar with this code base, but it doesn't seem to have broken anything in my (albeit light) usage :)