Surf your buffers with pokemons.
Add pokemon.kak to your autoload directory: ~/.config/kak/autoload/, or source it manually.
- no persistence, yes this is a feature.
- linked list pokemons.
- optionally set/restore cursor location.
It's highly recommended to apply default keybindings with pokemon-keys-map command which will add following mappings:
map global normal <a-1> ':pokemon-open 1<ret>'
map global normal <a-2> ':pokemon-open 2<ret>'
map global normal <a-3> ':pokemon-open 3<ret>'
map global normal <a-4> ':pokemon-open 4<ret>'
map global normal <a-5> ':pokemon-open 5<ret>'
map global normal <a-6> ':pokemon-open 6<ret>'
map global normal <a-7> ':pokemon-open 7<ret>'
map global normal <a-8> ':pokemon-open 8<ret>'
map global normal <a-9> ':pokemon-open 9<ret>'
map global normal <a-0> ':pokemon-open<ret>' -docstring 'open last pinned one'
Index mappings are self adjusted (not fixed). Let say 3 buffers named A, B, C were pinned to the list so buffer A can be accessed by <a-1>, buffer B by <a-2>, and so on. Dropping buffer B makes <a-2> access buffer C and <a-3> becomes no-op.
It's recommended to pin a buffer via pokemon user mode, though pokemon-pin command can be used directly. Following is just example and is not mapped by default.
map global user s ':enter-user-mode pokemon<ret>' -docstring 'pokemon mode'
pokemon-pin: pin current buffer and enter user modepokemon-drop: drop pokemon by index or current one if index is omittedpokemon-open: open pokemon by index or last pinned one if index is omittedpokemon-prev: goto previous pokemon if available in the current contextpokemon-next: goto next pokemon if available in the current contextpokemon-list: list all pokemons in the*pokemons*bufferpokemon-keys-map: map default keybindings
Add %opt{pokemon_index} to your modelinefmt in order to see buffer's pin status. Value 0 means buffer isn't pinned and value greater than 0 means buffer is pinned. Following is just example:
set-option -add global modelinefmt ' p:%opt{pokemon_index} '