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So I want the keys and descriptions arranged as the keys are physically arranged on my keyboard. As an example, if I was using querty, near the top left would be the key and description for Q. I actually use Colemak so I would need it to correspond to that.
Is this possible?
If not, I wouldn't mind trying to contribute something. Though it would be first time I've contributed any elisp so be warned.
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If you’re just talking about sorting them a particular way then yes this is
a matter of writing the appropriate sorting function.
However doing something more intense like ensuring that the a key always
shows up in the same place is probably beyond which-key’s capabilities for
now
On Sun, Dec 20, 2020 at 5:58 AM cammil ***@***.***> wrote:
So I want the keys and descriptions arranged as the keys are physically
arranged on my keyboard. As an example, if I was using querty, near the top
left would be the key and description for Q. I actually use Colemak so I
would need it to correspond to that.
Is this possible?
If not, I wouldn't mind trying to contribute something. Though it would be
first time I've contributed any elisp so be warned.
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So I want the keys and descriptions arranged as the keys are physically arranged on my keyboard. As an example, if I was using querty, near the top left would be the key and description for Q. I actually use Colemak so I would need it to correspond to that.
Is this possible?
If not, I wouldn't mind trying to contribute something. Though it would be first time I've contributed any elisp so be warned.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: