Emacs keybindings plugin for Inkdrop

Features

Movement

Keystroke	Command
ctrl-f	editor:go-char-right
ctrl-b	editor:go-char-left
ctrl-n	editor:go-line-down
ctrl-p	editor:go-line-up
ctrl-a	editor:go-line-start
ctrl-e	editor:go-line-end
alt-f	editor:go-word-right
alt-b	editor:go-word-left
ctrl-v	editor:go-page-down
alt-v	editor:go-page-up
ctrl-v	editor:go-page-down
alt-v	editor:go-page-up
alt-<	emacs-mode:beginning-of-buffer
alt->	emacs-mode:end-of-buffer

Deletion / Killing / Yanking

Keystroke	Command
ctrl-d	editor:delete-char-after
alt-d	emacs-mode:kill-word
ctrl-h	editor:delete-char-before
ctrl-k	emacs-mode:kill-line
alt-w	emacs-mode:kill-ring-save
ctrl-w	emacs-mode:kill-region
ctrl-y	emacs-mode:yank
alt-y	emacs-mode:yank-pop

Mark / Selection

Keystroke	Command
ctrl-space	emacs-mode:set-mark
ctrl-x ctrl-x	emacs-mode:exchange-point-and-mark
ctrl-x h	editor:select-all

Others

Keystroke	Command
ctrl-x ctrl-s	core:save-note
ctrl-/	core:undo
ctrl-s	editor:find
ctrl-g	emacs-mode:quit

Key customizations

Default keymaps are defined here and you can override them in your keymap.cson file.

CSS selectors for this plugin is .CodeMirror.emacs-mode.

Disabling inkdrop default ctrl-k keybindings

Inkdrop has multi-keystroke keybindings with ctrl-k prefix by default on Linux (and maybe Windows), so this plugin's ctrl-k (emacs-mode:kill-line command) is executed with some delay.

If you want to delete default ctrl-k keybindings, check Disable Default Ctrl K Keybindings in emacs-keybindings plugin settings and restart Inkdrop.

Changes

0.3.0

• Add "Disable Default Ctrl K Keybindings" config option

0.2.0

• Add some keybindings
  • ctrl-x ctrl-s - core:save-note
  • alt-< - emacs-mode:beginning-of-buffer
  • alt-> - emacs-mode:end-of-buffer