Hi Alex,
Currently there are only *F7 through *F12 reserved. For example, my actual
> ~/.pil/viprc is this:
> [ ... ]
Thanks for sharing, I'm going to use some of those :)
> We could add more hooks perhaps. But I'm not sure if this is really
> helpful.
>
What about adding new 'normal mode' key combos (like e.g. 'nnoremap' in
vim)? I've got a handful that I've just inserted into the main loop, but
that
seems less than ideal. It would become a lot of copying and pasting to try
to keep my tweaks in sync with VIP as you continue to develop it.
Would it be possible to have a slot in the loop for user-defined key
mappings?
I imagine defining them in '.viprc':
(de user-key-map ()
(quote
("^u" ...) # half page up
("^d" ...) # half page down
... ) )
(de user-g-key-map () ...)
And then in the main loop somewhere:
...
("$" ...)
("Z" ...)
~(user-key-map)
("g"
...
~(user-g-key-map) )
...
Does that make sense? Just thinking aloud here... we'll see how far I go
with the customizations.
This is correct. In the main loop, 'This' is the current window.
>
> So for example
>
> (case (getch)
> ("@" (evCmd (get (: buffer text) (: posY) (: posX))))
> (...
>
> will print the current character into the command window.
>
And it looks like that's what 'posChar' is for. It's all coming together now
Thanks Alex!
