Open karlch opened 5 years ago
An inline help with the keys would also be great. Maybe similar to vim's whichkey plugin https://github.com/liuchengxu/vim-which-key
Is this somewhat similar to #97 ?
Yes, something like that. I also really like the behaviour from ranger, when you press the first key you get all available options which has this key as "leader".
There is already the keyhint widget which should pop-up after a default delay of 500 ms in the bottom left, right above the statusbar, exactly for this purpose. Is this not showing up for you?
The delay of 500 ms is there to not disturb users that know exactly what they are typing. You can also change the delay in your vimiv.conf
by setting delay
of the section [KEYHINT]
to 0
instead of 500
.
is this feature is considered?
is this feature is considered?
With "this" you mean a cheatsheet outside of vimiv, somewhere on the website or so, like originally considered?
With "this" you mean a cheatsheet outside of vimiv, somewhere on the website or so, like originally considered?
naah, i meant like in the app :?
and then it shows a popup with all the keymaps.
naah, i meant like in the app
:?
and then it shows a popup with all the keymaps.
So, :keybindings
? :blush:
naah, i meant like in the app
:?
and then it shows a popup with all the keymaps.So,
:keybindings
? :blush:
Exactly what I was looking for and it exists 😅
A keybinding cheatsheet similar to the old one available here would be great. It could include the main keybindings which are not expected to change.
EDIT: I would like to change the requirements. The cheatsheet should be auto-generated in python as much as possible, although maybe not auto-commited in the
gh-pages
branch so we can take a look at it first. Once this is done, we could also think about adding cheatsheets for different layouts like Dvorak as pointed out by MCP in a PM.