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I personally nnoremap ; : so that I don't have to hold shift to activate the command line. Instead, I like to map ; and , to H and L.
nnoremap ; :
;
,
H
L
However, flash.nvim does not allow me to do this cleanly (i.e., without worrying about recursive mappings).
I'd like to be able to remap the ; and , keys.
I took a look at plugins/char.lua and it seems like the ; and , keys (as well as f/F/t/T) are hard-coded in there.
plugins/char.lua
f/F/t/T
With sneak.vim, I can do something like:
map H <Plug>Sneak_; map L <Plug>Sneak_,
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Support alternative f/F/t/T/;/, keymaps (fix folke#96)
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I personally
nnoremap ; :
so that I don't have to hold shift to activate the command line. Instead, I like to map;
and,
toH
andL
.However, flash.nvim does not allow me to do this cleanly (i.e., without worrying about recursive mappings).
Describe the solution you'd like
I'd like to be able to remap the
;
and,
keys.Describe alternatives you've considered
I took a look at
plugins/char.lua
and it seems like the;
and,
keys (as well asf/F/t/T
) are hard-coded in there.With sneak.vim, I can do something like:
Additional context
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