In this issue and the example here , a way of defining conditions with variable_if is provided. (BTW, is variable_unless supported now in simple syntax?). This works well, but I'll have to define the condition for every single <from> and <to> pair, which seems a bit inconvenient in my case. Instead, I'd like to have the same condition apply to multiple rules, like what :in-alfred does in this snippet, which I have pasted below for your convenience.
{:main [{:des "alfred"
:rules [;; set f16 as the trigger key of alfred
;; press h + l will trigger alfred and set "in-alfred" to 1
[[:h :j] [:f16 ["in-alfred" 1]]]
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I want something like `["in-alfred" 2]`,
i.e. when "in-alfred" is 2, in replace of the following
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:in-alfred ;; when "in-alfred" is 1
;; press enter will select one alfred result and set "in-alfred" to 0
[:##return_or_enter [:return_or_enter ["in-alfred" 0]]]
;; press esc will exit alfred and set "in-alfred" to 0
[:##escape [:escape ["in-alfred" 0]]]
;; press ctrl + j will invoke down_arrow
[:!Tj :down_arrow]
;; press ctrl + k will invoke up_arrow
[:!Tk :up_arrow]
;; press ctrl + l will invoke return_or_enter and set "in-alfred" to 0
[:!Tl [:return_or_enter ["in-alfred 0"]]]]}]}
Anyway, I tinkered with the config for a while, but no luck till now. Could you please help me with this?
In this issue and the example here , a way of defining conditions with
variable_if
is provided. (BTW, isvariable_unless
supported now in simple syntax?). This works well, but I'll have to define the condition for every single<from>
and<to>
pair, which seems a bit inconvenient in my case. Instead, I'd like to have the same condition apply to multiple rules, like what:in-alfred
does in this snippet, which I have pasted below for your convenience.Anyway, I tinkered with the config for a while, but no luck till now. Could you please help me with this?