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Add worf-flow and worf-back? #17

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sooheon opened this issue Apr 12, 2016 · 6 comments
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Add worf-flow and worf-back? #17

sooheon opened this issue Apr 12, 2016 · 6 comments

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sooheon commented Apr 12, 2016

I think that the equivalents from lispy would work well in worf as well. I often traverse with worf-right deep into a tree, then want to continue to the next top level item.

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abo-abo commented Apr 12, 2016

Would be nice. Just need time and will do it.

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sooheon commented Apr 19, 2016

outline-next-visible-heading looks exactly like worf-flow. All that needs to be implemented is worf-back.

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sooheon commented Apr 20, 2016

For my personal use, how can I rebind f in wspecial? There's weird keybinding mechanisms like in lispy, but I'm not sure how to invoke it.

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abo-abo commented Apr 20, 2016

It's not weird:

(require 'worf)
(worf-define-key worf-mode-map "f" 'hydra-worf-f/body)

Did you try to make use of hydra-worf-f yet? I find ffj and ffk a convenient way to navigate.

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sooheon commented Apr 20, 2016

Ah I see. Yeah ffj is definitely convenient; I can't tell what ffk does differently than just k.

I'm finding binding f and b to 'org-next-visible-heading and 'org-previous-visible-heading do most of what I want, though now I want the fast-forward on something else as well.

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abo-abo commented Apr 20, 2016

I can't tell what ffk does differently than just k.

It applies k as many times as possible. It's almost like h, but doesn't move to parent.

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