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I'm not sure if this project is still open to and accepting pull requests, but I had a feature that I plan to attempt for my own use case, and wanted to see if there was broader interest / input before attempting implementation.
I would like to be able to group hotkeys in the configuration file, and use a USR signal (with attached message) to toggle a group. My use case is integrating window navigation with vim, similar to the functionality of vim-tmux-navigator when working in a terminal. Currently, I capture the keystroke in sxhkd, and, if vim is focused, trigger a vim function, otherwise trigger a wm action. I'd like to skip the "check if vim is focused step", and allow vim to capture and handle the keystrokes directly.
The simplest implementation I have considered would be to add a boolean flag to the hotkey structure, and return NULL if a hotkey is found but marked disabled. I have also considered ungrabbing the hotkeys from xcb altogether.
Would there be broader interest? Are there any thoughts or suggestions? Thanks for your time in putting this program together!
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I'm not sure if this project is still open to and accepting pull requests, but I had a feature that I plan to attempt for my own use case, and wanted to see if there was broader interest / input before attempting implementation.
I would like to be able to group hotkeys in the configuration file, and use a USR signal (with attached message) to toggle a group. My use case is integrating window navigation with vim, similar to the functionality of vim-tmux-navigator when working in a terminal. Currently, I capture the keystroke in sxhkd, and, if vim is focused, trigger a vim function, otherwise trigger a wm action. I'd like to skip the "check if vim is focused step", and allow vim to capture and handle the keystrokes directly.
The simplest implementation I have considered would be to add a boolean flag to the hotkey structure, and return NULL if a hotkey is found but marked disabled. I have also considered ungrabbing the hotkeys from xcb altogether.
Would there be broader interest? Are there any thoughts or suggestions? Thanks for your time in putting this program together!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: