The README lists the default keybinds for both Mac and non-Mac keyboards, but to see what the emacs keybinds are one has to read code. Within the code, one also to figure out exactly what Mod and Meta refer to, as both are used, eg. Meta-w for copy, or Mod-ArrowUp for going to the previous block. Complicating this further, some of the default keybinds on Alt appear to take precedent over the emacs keybinds on Mod, eg. Alt-ArrowUp for moving a line up is what happens on my Windows machine, where "Mod" is typically Alt and "Meta" is typically Windows. (Naturally, Windows' own keybinds on Meta take precedent over Heynote's.)
I started writing the following list to submit for use in the README, but the confusion around meta/mod/alt stopped me short of offering a complete and correct list:
The README lists the default keybinds for both Mac and non-Mac keyboards, but to see what the emacs keybinds are one has to read code. Within the code, one also to figure out exactly what
ModandMetarefer to, as both are used, eg.Meta-wfor copy, orMod-ArrowUpfor going to the previous block. Complicating this further, some of the default keybinds onAltappear to take precedent over the emacs keybinds onMod, eg.Alt-ArrowUpfor moving a line up is what happens on my Windows machine, where "Mod" is typicallyAltand "Meta" is typicallyWindows. (Naturally, Windows' own keybinds onMetatake precedent over Heynote's.)I started writing the following list to submit for use in the README, but the confusion around meta/mod/alt stopped me short of offering a complete and correct list: