Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently if I have to jump to a line I have to type the line relative number above / below the current position and then press j or k
This needs moving to the numeric pad to press the line number, which can be a single to even a two digit number on numeric pad.
Because of type, we are mostly more conversant with alphabets' position compared to that of numbers on the keyboard
Describe the solution you'd like
Line Function in Flash, using which all numbers should switch to a-z and A-Z on the above and below my line
And that I have to just press one character to reach that line, this would cover 26 lines above and 26 lines below. Above it we can have a combination character like / or ;
So beyond 26 characters above another 26 characters of a-z would be available but as ;a to ;z
And line wise for below ;A to ;Z
Describe alternatives you've considered
One option of line jump is with hop.nvim but this plugin is not supported any more by the author
Did you check the docs?
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently if I have to jump to a line I have to type the line relative number above / below the current position and then press j or k
This needs moving to the numeric pad to press the line number, which can be a single to even a two digit number on numeric pad.
Because of type, we are mostly more conversant with alphabets' position compared to that of numbers on the keyboard
Describe the solution you'd like
Line Function in Flash, using which all numbers should switch to a-z and A-Z on the above and below my line
And that I have to just press one character to reach that line, this would cover 26 lines above and 26 lines below. Above it we can have a combination character like / or ;
So beyond 26 characters above another 26 characters of a-z would be available but as ;a to ;z
And line wise for below ;A to ;Z
Describe alternatives you've considered
One option of line jump is with hop.nvim but this plugin is not supported any more by the author
Additional context
No response