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[Request] support direct bind to view? #13
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I took a look at this for awhile. It is possible. Is it worth the added code complexity to save one keystroke? You just have to hit 'Enter' to open the 'View/Type' menu (it's the default selection). Unless you're binding 'keepmenu -d' to a separate keybinding in your window manager, you use more keystrokes to type ' -d' then just hitting 'Enter'. I'm open to more arguments or other possible uses for command line switches, but my instinct is keep it as simple as possible. |
yeah i guess i see your logic and can live with it :D |
Go ahead and leave the issue open. I may poke at it at some point if I can see a need for being able to pass command line arguments. Thanks!
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Bind to or alias a script like this:
What would be more useful, though hardly necessary, are keybinds or menu entries that allow backward navigation. |
hi again
I wonder if its possible to add a switch (ie keepmenu -d?) to launch keepmenu direct into view mode without first pressing `view/type individual entries'
for me i view alot of info in entries throughout the day and it could make life just a tad easier :D
thx
Z
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