[terminal-] hide Alt+[Shift+I as no-op binding on chooser#3116
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| vd.bindkey('', 'no-op') # needed to hide the next 2 long key combinations from showing up on palette chooser |
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Oh, I guess because no-op is bound at definition time with an empty string, but addCommand ignores an empty string.
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In the command palette,
no-opis bound to an ugly key sequence.I use
bindkeyto an empty string that comes as the first binding tono-op, to make it blank:I didn't test this much yet, but it seems fine in my initial use today.