Improve documentation about the default command keybindings

[edreamleo]

If focus is in the tree, Tab first selects the "Edit Headline" icon. Only afterwards does Tab select the body.

If focus is in the body, neither Tab nor Enter change focus. Insert they insert a character.

[boltex]

@edreamleo

If focus is in the tree, Tab first selects the "Edit Headline" icon. Only afterwards does Tab select the body.

I can't change this behavior, but I could perhaps make the 'edit' icon command on the nodes to be absent by default... Not sure yet what to think about this... I'll think about it. :)

If focus is in the body, neither Tab nor Enter change focus. Insert they insert a character.

As it should, hehe, :) this is for the command to 'Focus on body', not to be executed when focus is on the body (Otherwise how would someone type an enter or a tab in the editor?)

Please provide a screenshot (Shift+Windows Key+S) to drag and click. and the paste directly in here to illustrate which source you are reading those keybindings from so that I can understand exactly where those come from.

(You referred in another issue about a 'keybinding list', a 'readme' and lastly a 'webpage'. All three for which I'm unsure if it's from the leojs repo, or Leo's repo, or some other webpage)

[edreamleo]

@boltex I think we agree about what is happening. This issue is only concerned with the description of the and keys.

In vs-code, in the description of LeoJS, in the "Keybindings" section, the entry for "Focus on Binding" is misleading.

As you say, the <tab> and <enter> binding has effect only if the focus is in the outline. But the entry implies that these two bindings apply everywhere.

This is a minor point, but it actually confused me the first time!

I suggest splitting the "Focus on Body" line into two lines:

• Focus on Body (in any pane): Alt-D or Ctrl-G
• Focus on Body (only in Outline Pane): Tab or Enter

Clear?

[edreamleo]

@boltex

You referred in another issue about a 'keybinding list', a 'readme' and lastly a 'webpage'. All three for which I'm unsure if it's from the leojs repo, or Leo's repo, or some other webpage.

Imo, this question is moot. I have already closed #127 because the desired web page already exists, namely: https://github.com/boltex/leojs

More specifically, this section: https://github.com/boltex/leojs?tab=readme-ov-file#keybindings

[edreamleo]

@boltex Note that the links to the readme above are in the master branch. I think that's good enough.

[boltex]

@edreamleo The PR is now merged in the dev branch.

[edreamleo]

@boltex Thanks :-)