fallback for commands: if no C-a C-b then try C-a b - #164
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Tried to add ecukes but test doesnt pass and I don't know why. Unfortunately I'm not proficient enough to debug this |
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That's all good. I can add those later. |
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What does it do?: right now when you type a command, let's say "a s", then god mode tries "C-a C-s" and that's it. This commit adds a fallback so if there is no binding for "C-a C-s" god mode will try for "C-a s" first and if there is no such a binding it will wait for next input.
Why I want it?: I have quite a lot of custom bindings like "C-a s" to choose persp or "C-a b i" to open ibuffer for a persp etc. Instead of remapping all my bindings (tedious) or type "b a SPC s" (b enters god mode on my setup), I though it would be cool to add fallback functionality as it is done in meow. Realization of the idea may have some flaws, I don't know how it works in meow exactly but for now it works for me.
Why I made a pr instead of just rewriting function in my init file?: I've already done that and I though that some other god-mode users may also find this functionality convenient.