Make SPACE a valid jump key equivalent to 'a' #59
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Thanks, but this may be surprising (and not useful) to other users. Could you make it customizable instead? Like: (defvar avy-translate-char-function #'identity)And then in appropriate places: (setq char (funcall avy-translate-char-function char)) |
This can be useful for adding mirror key. For example, one can make SPACE an
alternative of 'a', by adding:
(setq avy-translate-char-function
(lambda (c) (if (= c 32) ?a c)))
to allow typing SPACE instead of character 'a' to jump to the location
highlighted by 'a'.
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Hi Oleh, Good idea! I've made the suggested changes. Please refer to my commit message for more details. Thanks |
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Thanks! |
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Hi Oleh,
I've been using ace-jump for many years, but I just found that avy is even better. It's really cool, thank you very much!
I've added a small feature to make SPACE a valid jump key equivalent to the key 'a' so that instead of typing 'a', one can also type SPACE (which might be a bit easier) to get to the same position.
York