How to unmap default keybinds

[oniatsu]

Is there any way of unmapping dafault keybinds?

I want to fix confliction of default keybinds.

For example, a substitution command s works so late, because there are some 2 stroke keybinds starting from s. https://github.com/inkdropapp/inkdrop-vim/blob/master/keymaps/vim.json#L130 https://github.com/inkdropapp/inkdrop-vim/blob/master/keymaps/vim.json#L5-L6

The delay makes s command unuseful.

If a developping the unmapping way is difficult, I think these s x keybinds should be removed from default. https://github.com/inkdropapp/inkdrop-vim/blob/master/keymaps/vim.json#L5-L6

[craftzdog]

You can set falsy value to the keystrokes which you wish to unbind in your keymap.cson like so:

".CodeMirror.vim-mode.normal-mode textarea":
  "s h": false
  "s k": false

[oniatsu]

Thanks! But the problem is not solved.

For example, I set some preferences on keyconfig.cson to make every keystrokes starting with s invalid.

".CodeMirror.vim-mode.normal-mode textarea":
  "s h": false
  "s k": false
".sidebar-menu":
  "s l": false
".sidebar-book-filter-menu":
  "s l": false
".note-list-bar":
  "s l": false
  "s h": false
".mde-preview":
  "s h": false
  "s k": false

I typed s h on a main textarea on vim normal mode, then nothing happened. An expected action is replacing a string at cursor to h, because s means substitution action.

Probably, that is because the s h keybind is still valid.

[craftzdog]

Will reply next week

On Fri, Jun 19, 2020 at 19:48 oniatsu notifications@github.com wrote:

Thanks! But the problem is not solved.

For example, I set some preferences on keyconfig.cson to make every keystrokes starting with s invalid.

".CodeMirror.vim-mode.normal-mode textarea": "s h": false "s k": false".sidebar-menu": "s l": false".sidebar-book-filter-menu": "s l": false".note-list-bar": "s l": false "s h": false".mde-preview": "s h": false "s k": false

I typed s h on a main textarea on vim normal mode, then nothing happend. An expected action is replacing a string at cursor to h, because s means substitution action.

Probably, that is why the s h keybind is still valid.

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[craftzdog]

That makes sense. So s h is bound as 'do nothing' and not actually canceling the keybinding. Well, since those keybindings mess the existing default vim behavior, I will remove them.

[craftzdog]

Landed in v2.1.2🎉

[oniatsu]

That works well! Thank you.