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Vim-like navigation #96
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or one step further and having a config file in home dir (~/.slides) where you can configure whatever you want. keybindings, default color themes that can be overwritten per presentation, ... |
and 13G to go to slide 13, like in Vim to put the cursor on line 13 with 13G. |
Yea I would avoid this, I don't want slides to have any persistent configuration on the user's machine (unless theres a really good reason to). Right now all the config lives inside each presentation markdown file, which I think is really nice.
Ahhh this is a really great idea, and 4j goes 4 slides ahead, etc... |
Supported sequence examples: * G = go to last slide * gg = go to first slide * 4j = go forward 4 slides * 13G = go to slide 13 Extracted navigateX methods to increase maintainability of model.Update() given the additional functionality. Closes maaslalani#96
Supported sequence examples: * G = go to last slide * gg = go to first slide * 4j = go forward 4 slides * 13G = go to slide 13 Extracted navigateX methods to increase maintainability of model.Update() given the additional functionality. Closes maaslalani#96
Supported sequence examples: * G = go to last slide * gg = go to first slide * 4j = go forward 4 slides * 13G = go to slide 13 Extracted navigateX methods to increase maintainability of model.Update() given the additional functionality. Closes maaslalani#96
Supported sequence examples: * G = go to last slide * gg = go to first slide * 4j = go forward 4 slides * 13G = go to slide 13 Extracted navigateX methods to increase maintainability of model.Update() given the additional functionality. Closes #96
Add key bindings to navigate around the presentation with additonal vim bindings:
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