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SUGGESTIONS #2

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BooleanCube opened this issue Dec 31, 2021 · 4 comments
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SUGGESTIONS #2

BooleanCube opened this issue Dec 31, 2021 · 4 comments
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@BooleanCube
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Please drop any suggestions you have over here! I will try my best to make it happen.

@BooleanCube BooleanCube added enhancement New feature or request help wanted Extra attention is needed and removed enhancement New feature or request labels Dec 31, 2021
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lemon-sh commented Jul 7, 2022

make this a gradle project
or at least add build instructions
i don't trust your jars

@BooleanCube
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make this a gradle project or at least add build instructions i don't trust your jars

i added build instructions

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FidoHUN commented Sep 17, 2023

Hey! This program is really helpful, I like it!

I always use the w and the b key to jump faster in a line to the place I want to be in neovim. So my suggestion is, you could add a functionality to imitate jumping words. For example w could jump 5 blocks to the right, b could jump 5 blocks to the left.

For the hardcore vim users, you could also implement jumping with numbers.

  • 5j - jumps 5 blocks down
  • 7k - jumps 7 blocks up
  • 2h - jumps 2 blocks left
  • 11l - jumps 11 blocks right

@BooleanCube
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Hey! This program is really helpful, I like it!

I always use the w and the b key to jump faster in a line to the place I want to be in neovim. So my suggestion is, you could add a functionality to imitate jumping words. For example w could jump 5 blocks to the right, b could jump 5 blocks to the left.

For the hardcore vim users, you could also implement jumping with numbers.

* **5j** - jumps 5 blocks down

* **7k** - jumps 7 blocks up

* **2h** - jumps 2 blocks left

* **11l** - jumps 11 blocks right

Actually, I have recently created a vim plugin (keylab.nvim) that I would say is a lot better for using to practice getting faster at coding in general too. In the plugin, you can use whatever keybindings you have in your vim setup so it's much more adaptable. It is still under development and there's multiple issues currently open. If you are willing to help you can visit the keylab.nvim roadmap and work on some of the TODOs. Hopefully this helps!

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