Tom Willemse
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The keybindings show up properly in the keybinding list, but they don't work. I'm wondering if this particular change is going to cause a syntax error, or perhaps Surfingkeys can figure out that those ‘<’ and ‘>’ are part of the keybinding.
30 lines
650 B
JavaScript
30 lines
650 B
JavaScript
api.unmap(':');
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api.mapkey('<Alt-x>', '#7Open commands', function() {
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api.Front.openOmnibar({type: "Commands"});
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});
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api.map('<Ctrl-b>', 'h');
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api.map('<Ctrl-n>', 'j');
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api.map('<Ctrl-p>', 'k');
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api.map('<Ctrl-f>', 'l');
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api.map('l', 'S');
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api.map('r', 'D');
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api.map('c0', 'yy');
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api.map('<Alt-p>', 'E');
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api.map('<Alt-n>', 'R');
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api.map('<Ctrl-v>', 'P');
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api.map('<Alt-v>', 'U');
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api.map('<Alt->>', 'G');
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api.map('<Alt-<>', 'gg');
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api.Hints.setCharacters('arstdhneio');
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api.hintAlign = "left";
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settings.aceKeybindings = 'emacs';
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settings.defaultSearchEngine = 'd';
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// Local Variables:
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// js2-additional-externs: ("api" "settings")
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// End:
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