[Bug]: Arrow keys not working in nested table of contents

[carlobuccisano]

Is there an existing issue for this?

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Problem

Hi All,
I encountered what seems to be a bug today.
Simply put, navigating in nested table of contents (of any pdf file of choice) used to work just using Arrow Keys (until version 0.5.8-1).
Now I can open a nested toc but I'm unable, using keyboard only, to navigate to nested sections inside it.

Steps to reproduce

1- Launch zathura
2- Open a pdf file with a nested Table of Contents, for example https://www.math.ias.edu/~lurie/papers/HA.pdf .
3- Open the table of contents using Tab key,
4- Try to navigate, using keyboard only, to nested sections in the toc, like 3.1.2

Expected behavior

Expected behavior: the navigation should work using Up/Down/Left/Right arrow keys (right and left to open and close, respectively, nested sections).

zathura version (zathura --version)

0.5.11

girara version (zathura --version)

0.4.5

zathura backend

pdf-mupdf

[vincentaxhe]

Maybe Right and Left did not bind to action in index modle, so I try to add this to zathurarc,but did not work, I don't know why

map index Right navigate_index expand
map index Left navigate_index collapse

[tuurep]

Bug introduced in #677, based on comment #677 (comment)

[carlobuccisano]

Update: I found out that, instead of using arrow keys, one can use Shift+Arrow Keys or h/l to expand or collapse entries in the index.
I still wonder if there is a way to re-enable just the use of Arrow Keys to navigate the index, though.

[carlobuccisano]

map index Right navigate_index expand
map index Left navigate_index collapse

You need to enclose "index" in [ ] and Left/Right in < >, as explained in https://man.archlinux.org/man/zathurarc.5.
Still, even with the corrected syntax, it doesn't work, and debug mode of zathura doesn't say anything.

Do I leave this open? There is a workaround, as written above, but it'd be nice to get back to the Arrow Keys alone...

[tuurep]

Yes I believe this should be open :)

[suturar]

I've got the same issue here, I also had C-f bound to expand entry (as per emacs keybindings) and now it opens a search dialog instead. I can confirm that it used to work just fine a few months ago.

[tuurep]

I also had C-f bound to expand entry (as per emacs keybindings) and now it opens a search dialog instead.

Ah, see also #677 for why that is.

I believe #565 has been closed prematurely by mistake, the provided PR was only tentative and is going to need some followups.