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How to remapping shortcuts? #108

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LintaoAmons opened this issue May 4, 2022 · 4 comments
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How to remapping shortcuts? #108

LintaoAmons opened this issue May 4, 2022 · 4 comments

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@LintaoAmons
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The default shortcut combination is so hard for me to hit. A-M

hint_activation_key		string		"A-M-x"			"Activates hint mode."
grid_activation_key		string		"A-M-g"			"Activates grid mode and allows for further manipulation of the pointer using the mapped keys."
screen_activation_key		string		"A-M-s"			"Activate (s)creen selection mode."
activation_key			string		"A-M-c"			"Activate normal movement mode (manual (c)ursor movement)."
hint_oneshot_key		string		"A-M-l"			"Activate hint mode and exit upon selection."

I want to change it to another combination, like C-M or something else, which is more fit for me.

Is there a way to achieve this?

@rvaiya
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rvaiya commented May 4, 2022

Yes, you can rebind all keys in ~/.config/warpd/config. Please see the man page for more details.

@rvaiya rvaiya closed this as completed May 4, 2022
@Hi-Angel
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@LintaoAmons did you ever get it working? I stumbled upon rebinding via config do nothing, and I'm wondering if there's perhaps some magic trick, or is it just buggy in the latest released version.

@LintaoAmons
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yeah, my is working:

~ on ☁️  (ap-northeast-1)
 cat ~/.config/warpd/config

hint_activation_key: A-M-j
activation_key: C-M-'
hint: f
exit: q
cursor_size: 13

@Hi-Angel
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@LintaoAmons what is your warpd version?

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