Closed Soundtoxin closed 4 years ago
and then I realize I need to go back
Reason why I made #162 :) Referencing it here.
In my case I don't need to go to the very ends, otherwise home/end keys or C-a and C-e work fine. Also, I'm talking about mid-typing before I hit enter in my case, not sure if that was clear.
Tab completion should automatically quote any arguments that need quoting.
You can bind keys to other keys, so "bind
Unfortunately, it's a little more complicated, but this seems to work:
stig -C unbind --context main '<alt-b>' and bind '<ctrl-left>' '<alt-b>'
urxvt doesn't seem to be able to catch
I'm having some troubles with that. If I put the unbind thing in my rc file, it refuses to start with this error
unbind: Key not mapped in context 'main': <alt-f>
and if I just use these lines:
bind <ctrl-left> <alt-b>
bind <ctrl-right> <alt-f>
then ctrl-right works the same as alt-f, but ctrl-left seems to show/hide the bar at the bottom showing free space and number of torrents.
I was able to do the unbind command for ctrl-left after starting, though. Is it that ctrl-left or alt-b does something that is interfered with, but ctrl-right/alt-f doesn't? I guess I now noticed the error was just about alt-f not being mapped in context main even though I had unbind lines for both in my rc file.
Okay, I was rushing too much. I've now mapped both ctrl-left and ctrl-right and done the unbind in context main only for ctrl-left and all seems to be well now, works in the rc file and everything. I didn't know about the advanced key binding feature before this. I guess I can consider this solved. Thanks for the help.
Yeah, sorry, I should've explained that more.
Alt-b is mapped by default to hide the bottom bar. There's a bug that gives the "main" context precedence over the CLI. That's why ctrl-left hides the bottom bar unless you unbind alt-b first.
When adding a torrent, sometimes I put
:add /path/to/the directory
and then I realize I need to go back and quote it because of the space, so I hit ctrl-left arrow and it does nothing. I did try emacs/readline keybinds and find that M-b goes back a word, so that's good. Could the ctrl-arrow key binds be added as well? I think they're part of the CUA standard. They work in stuff like web browsers and irc clients, so a lot of people are probably used to them.