config

Disclaimer

None of these configs are ready to be used. I'm still working towards an initial working prototype

Contains some initial configuration for the idea of semantic hotkeys

The goal is to make all shortcuts available with one hand. Bindings are mirrored to enable faster access.

oneshot: After shortcut, resets
temporary mode: Pressing keys within one keeps hotkey state within the same chord, until an unknown one (or escape?) is pressed
full mode: Full mode change, and is changed through cycling rather than a keypress

A common set of keybindings

Trigger-y: Help (oneshot)
- h: Help for A
- j: Help for B (ex. tmux Pane)
- k: Help for C (ex. tmux Window)
- l: Help for D
- y: General help
Trigger-n: New (oneshot)
- h: Level A
- j: Level B (ex. tmux Pane)
- k: Level C (ex. tmux Window)
- l: Level D
- $key
  - h: New on Left
  - l: New on Right
  - k: New on Top
  - j: New on Bottom
Trigger-u: Navigate (temporary mode)
- h: Level A
- j: Level B (ex. tmux Pane)
- k: Level C (ex. tmux Window)
- l: Level D
- $key
  - h: Navigate to Left
  - l: Navigate to Right
  - k: Navigate to Top
  - j: Navigate to Bottom
Trigger-i: Move (temporary mode)
- h: Level A
- j: Level B (ex. tmux Pane)
- k: Level C (ex. tmux Window)
- l: Level D
- $key
  - h: Move to Left
  - l: Move to Right
  - k: Move to Top
  - j: Move to Bottom
Trigger-m: Edit shape (temporary mode)
- h: Level A
- j: Level B (ex. tmux Pane)
- k: Level C (ex. tmux Window)
- l: Level D
Trigger-h: Edit Attributes (temporary mode)
- h: Level A
- j: Level B (ex. tmux Pane)
- k: Level C (ex. tmux Window)
- l: Level D
- $key
  - $key edits something
Trigger-o: Find in
Trigger-p: Pallete