Given that ST4 now supports chords, maybe it'd be much better to use more mnemonic and thus easier-to-remember keybinds around
^J+^key[^1]?
Or at least suggest these (to avoid any conflicts) in the readme/install message so that a user could easily copy&paste and customize.
For example:
^J, ^W → ace_jump_Word^J, ^C → ace_jump_Char^J, ^L → ace_jump_Line^J, ^I → ace_jump_wIthin_line^J, ^S or S → ace_jump_Select^J, ^A or C → ace_jump_Add_Cursor^J, ^E or A → ace_jump_AftEr
// AceJump settings for the above examples on a macOS
{"keys":["super+j","super+w"], "command":"ace_jump_word"},
{"keys":["super+j","super+c"], "command":"ace_jump_char"},
{"keys":["super+j","super+l"], "command":"ace_jump_line"},
{"keys":["super+j","super+i"], "command":"ace_jump_within_line"},
// AceJump Modes //
{"keys":["super+j","s"], "command":"ace_jump_select"},
{"keys":["super+j","c"], "command":"ace_jump_add_cursor"},
{"keys":["super+j","a"], "command":"ace_jump_after"},
Given that ST4 now supports chords, maybe it'd be much better to use more mnemonic and thus easier-to-remember keybinds around ^J+^key[^1]? Or at least suggest these (to avoid any conflicts) in the readme/install message so that a user could easily copy&paste and customize.
For example: ^J, ^W →
ace_jump_
W
ord
^J, ^C →ace_jump_
C
har
^J, ^L →ace_jump_
L
ine
^J, ^I →ace_jump_w
I
thin_line
^J, ^S or S →ace_jump_
S
elect
^J, ^A or C →ace_jump_
A
dd_
C
ursor
^J, ^E or A →ace_jump_
A
ft
E
r
[^1]: ^ = Ctrl or Cmd/⌘ on a macOS