How to emulate god-mode? #25
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I think it's OK to open such issue, but I have never used god-mode, and I have no time to investigate it. |
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Ah......Ok. I'll think more and try to come up a solution. |
With an optional keymap argument it is possible to also create prefix
commands in "normal" mode. Eg. like a mapping from `x s` to `C-x C-s`:
(let* ((keymap (define-prefix-command 'modalka-Control-X-prefix)))
(define-key modalka-mode-map (kbd "x") keymap)
(modalka-define-key (kbd "s") (kbd "C-x C-s") keymap))
Note, that I am by no means an Emacs wizard, so it is quite possible
that this can be achieved much simpler or cleaner or is a total stupid
idea altogether.
Related to mrkkrp#25.
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I tried to achieve something similar. This is how I have done it. It is far from complete but it is at least a start. |
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@KaiHa your link is broken, could you please provide a perma link or something? |
Here you go @glyh: https://github.com/kamilchm/.nixpkgs/blob/9a67d5d7857ed04f818e350021c395ea81074f2e/overlays/99_my-environment/cfg.emacs/modalka.el I also fixed the broken link above. But don't ask me what I've done there 😄 I have not used Modalka for quite some time. |
The
READMEsays:I'm not sure if it's okay to open an issue like this, but I would like to know how I can do emulate god-mode, after poking around and reading both source codes a bit.
Could you give me a direction to head for?
God-mode seems to be deprecated... It became archived and read only(I'm not sure when...), and I would like to achive similar effects with modalka, especially since it claims to have better input source support.
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