As a regular vim user, whose keyboard shortcut settings I have applied or adopted to almost all of my desktop activities (web browsing, filesystem navigation, terminal usage, reading pdfs or epubs, etc.), I often make the mistake of using the same keys on CherryTree nodes, often with detrimental results.
Perhaps there could be a way in the CherryTree configuration to set all nodes locked for writing by default (when created, opened and closed, for example) similar to vim's Normal mode. I am aware that CherryTree already has Ctrl-Alt-R or Toggle Read Only but it's still not the same as having nodes in locked mode by default nor on a global level.
I am also aware on the current discussion regarding vim but since that feature seems to be gaining little traction, I am hoping this feature request of mine might be a little step forward.
As a regular vim user, whose keyboard shortcut settings I have applied or adopted to almost all of my desktop activities (web browsing, filesystem navigation, terminal usage, reading pdfs or epubs, etc.), I often make the mistake of using the same keys on CherryTree nodes, often with detrimental results.
Perhaps there could be a way in the CherryTree configuration to set all nodes locked for writing by default (when created, opened and closed, for example) similar to vim's Normal mode. I am aware that CherryTree already has
Ctrl-Alt-RorToggle Read Onlybut it's still not the same as having nodes in locked mode by default nor on a global level.I am also aware on the current discussion regarding vim but since that feature seems to be gaining little traction, I am hoping this feature request of mine might be a little step forward.