Commands for everything

[arthurbacci]

Set everything to be based on commands, like in the config_dialog, and the key bindings would be just a bind to the command, like Emacs.

[arthurbacci]

This would make it easier to add key binding customization.

[bynect]

Adding commands like scroll-to, find, jump-end, and other way to navigate the file would be super cool

[arthurbacci]

It might not be the best idea to make everything a command. For example, supposing we have a "delete-selected-line" command, it's easy to delete multiple lines using the key. However, if we move the cursor just once the last command will now be the cursor movement, and not "delete-selected-line" anymore. If the cursor movement isn't considered as a command it makes it a lot easier to delete multiple lines using that command.

[bynect]

It might not be the best idea to make everything a command. For example, supposing we have a "delete-selected-line" command, it's easy to delete multiple lines using the key. However, if we move the cursor just once the last command will now be the cursor movement, and not "delete-selected-line" anymore. If the cursor movement isn't considered as a command it makes it a lot easier to delete multiple lines using that command.

Maybe a different history for movements and commands? So you can redo operation or jump back around

[arthurbacci]

Maybe a different history for movements and commands? So you can redo operation or jump back around

Should work, but I will try to merge #66 before starting to work on it