Bind g to go to the beginning of the file.

[cirosantilli]

Every terminal user does this several times every day:

seq 100 | less

Then inside less:

• search /999
• oops, not found
• go back up: g
• search again: /29

The current g could be relocated to og as proposed on #272, or just swapped with the hard to reach Home key.

[cirosantilli]

Another good possibility is we implement #67 is gg by analogy to Vim.

[vivien]

Indeed, if #67 gets done in time, we could easily ship a vim.tigrc and emacs.tigrc with navigation bindings, for the user to source.

[cirosantilli]

@vivien That sounds like a great idea. I further propose that we map by analogy to Vim by default, since most people who are looking for terminal solutions like this are more likely to be Vim users already (TODO true?), and that would reduce the number of mappings we have to come up with.

<flamewars> And Vim's bindings are obviously superior. </flamewars> 😈

[Konafets]

+1 for gg

[chenkaie]

Vote for gg
It's really a intuitive mapping for Vimer

[jonhiggs]

+1 for gg and G to go to the end.

[Angluca]

gg +1! Like the vim.

[jonas]

With the current master and https://github.com/jonas/tig/blob/master/contrib/vim.tigrc included from your ~/.tigrc, g now works as requested.

Feel free to suggest/PR additional keybindings for contrib/vim.tigrc.

[cirosantilli]

:)

[chenkaie]

Great job