Bug with binding escape sequence to ht

[sexptherapy]

I use a different keyboard layout (dvorak) and what would be jk in Qwerty is ht for me.

The documentation says h can be used to start the escape sequence, but after implemented, h no longer works to move left.

I'm fairly new to Github, and I've tried to find a similar issue but couldn't (although I've seen people complaining about this in the Spacemacs gitter), so if I missed it, I'm sorry.

[syl20bnr]

I rewrote evil-escape, it is now possible to use ht (version 3.0).

[sexptherapy]

Pure love :D thanks, will check it out asap

[syl20bnr]

It will be available in MELPA in a few hours.
Note that you can change the key sequence on the fly now, no need to restart emacs to change the key sequence anymore.

[sexptherapy]

That`s awesome! Once again thank you for your work!

❤️ Spacemacs ❤️

[sexptherapy]

@syl20bnr Now you left me thinking, and I remembered that, although at first ht seemed the perfect escape sequence for a Dvorak typist (the same spot of Qwerty's jk), I realized later that it is more common than jk (HTML?) after writing this post (even discussed it in another thread) and that I often saw myself escaping by mistake (with key-chord).

I would still like to use my strong fingers on the right hand and not to leave the homerow, so would it be possible to remap the escape sequence to 3 characters in the new evil-escape? So I would do htn (jkl in Qwerty)?