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[Feature] Add mappings for easier movement. #3
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To make it easier to navigate the buffer and manipulate its contents, this commit adds a set of default keymaps, which provide basic navigation: - <c-i>, sets the cursor to the start - <c-a>, sets the cursor to the end - <c-e>, sets the cursor to the word end - <c-b>, sets the cursor to the word start - <c-c>, clears the line - <c-u>, undo changes - <c-r>, redo undone changes Closes: GH-3 Signed-off-by: Filip Dutescu <filip.dutescu@gmail.com>
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To make it easier to navigate the buffer and manipulate its contents, this commit adds a set of default keymaps, which provide basic navigation: - <c-i>, sets the cursor to the start - <c-a>, sets the cursor to the end - <c-e>, sets the cursor to the word end - <c-b>, sets the cursor to the word start - <c-c>, clears the line - <c-u>, undo changes - <c-r>, redo undone changes Closes: GH-3 Signed-off-by: Filip Dutescu <filip.dutescu@gmail.com>
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To make it easier to navigate the buffer and manipulate its contents, this commit adds a set of default keymaps, which provide basic navigation: - <c-i>, sets the cursor to the start - <c-a>, sets the cursor to the end - <c-e>, sets the cursor to the word end - <c-b>, sets the cursor to the word start - <c-c>, clears the line - <c-u>, undo changes - <c-r>, redo undone changes Closes: GH-3 Signed-off-by: Filip Dutescu <filip.dutescu@gmail.com>
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To make it easier to navigate the buffer and manipulate its contents, this commit adds a set of default keymaps, which provide basic navigation: - <c-i>, sets the cursor to the start - <c-a>, sets the cursor to the end - <c-e>, sets the cursor to the word end - <c-b>, sets the cursor to the word start - <c-c>, clears the line - <c-u>, undo changes - <c-r>, redo undone changes Closes: GH-3 Signed-off-by: Filip Dutescu <filip.dutescu@gmail.com>
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To make it easier to navigate the buffer and manipulate its contents, this commit adds a set of default keymaps, which provide basic navigation: - <c-i>, sets the cursor to the start - <c-a>, sets the cursor to the end - <c-e>, sets the cursor to the word end - <c-b>, sets the cursor to the word start - <c-c>, clears the line - <c-u>, undo changes - <c-r>, redo undone changes Closes: GH-3 Signed-off-by: Filip Dutescu <filip.dutescu@gmail.com>
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To make it easier to navigate the buffer and manipulate its contents, this commit adds a set of default keymaps, which provide basic navigation: - <c-i>, sets the cursor to the start - <c-a>, sets the cursor to the end - <c-e>, sets the cursor to the word end - <c-b>, sets the cursor to the word start - <c-c>, clears the line - <c-u>, undo changes - <c-r>, redo undone changes Closes: GH-3 Signed-off-by: Filip Dutescu <filip.dutescu@gmail.com>
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Describe the issue
There is no way to select the buffer contents or to move easier and faster than 1 letter at a time.
Proposal
Define key mappings to have better movement inside the
renamer.nvim
popup buffer and window.Alternatives
Start with the
<cword>
selected. This might still be a good idea, but key mappings are more important, in my opinion.Additional context
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