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I tried but couldn't figure it out from the docs. It's unclear if the selection mode is sticky or is required before each command. e.g. wl would be "next word
by wffurr 2y ago
I tried but couldn't figure it out from the docs. It's unclear if the selection mode is sticky or is required before each command. e.g. wl would be "next word". I don't know if the command is "wl wl wl wl wl" or "wl l l l l" or if there's a "repeat movement" command.
Update: I installed it and the selection mode is sticky. The command is "wl l l l l"
- hou32hou 2y agoSelection modes are sticky, so it would be “w l l l l l”
- kragen 2y agoso sometimes it's just l l l l l, but other times that does a different movement, depending on what mode you're in? how many different things can l l l l l do? are there situations where two of them look the same so you might continue to believe you are in a different mode than you are? this kind of thing might be a good ux tradeoff but I think you'd have to validate it empirically to see how much the extra cognitive load slows user task completion
- wffurr 2y agoYes, but there’s a visual indicator what the selection mode is, which helped in my brief experimentation.