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Added key maps in config #104

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Added key maps in config.

1. Added two new functions `get_key_modifier_from_string` and `get_key_from_string`
2. Added all the possible charecters as a config for Key.
1. Added README for Key map configs.
2. Renamed the config key for next word from `space` to `next_word`.
@Praaa181203 Praaa181203 reopened this Dec 29, 2023
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#[serde(default)]
pub struct KeyMap {
#[serde(deserialize_with = "deseralize_key")]
pub remove_previous_word: Option<Key>,
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I think these should be named delete_word and delete_char. Ctrl-Backspace usually removes the current word.

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Usually Ctrl+Backspace, removes the word (part of the word if the cursor is between the word) before the cursor, that's why i chose it to name it remove_previous_word. In my opinion delete_word would somewhat be misleading, because delete_word indicates the its deleting the whole word, but instead it removes the word before the cursor.

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fn get_key_modifier_from_string(string: &str) -> KeyModifiers {
match string {
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It would probably be good to support non-abbreviated modifiers for each of these also. For example, "Ctrl", "Alt", etc. Some people also call the Meta key "Super" or "Win".

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I did not quite understand this?
Should I allow "Ctrl-Backspace" as an option for config?
And Meta and Super are seperate modifiers, so i dont quite get what you mean.

"W" => KeyModifiers::SUPER,
"H" => KeyModifiers::HYPER,
"M" => KeyModifiers::META,
_ => KeyModifiers::NONE,
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An unknown modifier should probably be an error, not a silent fallback to no modifier.

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@max-niederman thanks for the requested changes, i am new to rust, and i will work on these as soon as possible!!

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@max-niederman I have made the changes, can you resolve the doubts i have?

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