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There is no command associated with entering window mode, and it therefore seems I can't create a mapping like:
[keys.normal.space]
ret = "window_mode"
or even alternatively:
[keys.normal.space]
ret = "C-w"
Neither of these work; this may seem like a silly thing, but I would like for <space-w> to map to :w, I'm certain I'm not alone as this is a somewhat common vim mapping. With this I therefore would like an alternative way to get into window mode. For now I've simply mapped ret = ":w", to me it's an acceptable workaround.
Adding the command window_mode would be useful for many and a breaking a breaking change for no one. Thanks for your consideration, as well as this project. I hope this input is helpful.
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Duplicate of #5734, also see #10389. This is something we want to solve eventually with a more powerful config system but for now you need to remap each of the commands in window mode
There is no command associated with entering window mode, and it therefore seems I can't create a mapping like:
or even alternatively:
Neither of these work; this may seem like a silly thing, but I would like for
<space-w>
to map to:w
, I'm certain I'm not alone as this is a somewhat common vim mapping. With this I therefore would like an alternative way to get into window mode. For now I've simply mappedret = ":w"
, to me it's an acceptable workaround.Adding the command
window_mode
would be useful for many and a breaking a breaking change for no one. Thanks for your consideration, as well as this project. I hope this input is helpful.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: