Create text object bindings only for treesitter mode about evil-textobj-tree-sitter HOT 2 CLOSED

Since this package does not bind anything by default, I think you should be able to have the evil bind create a function and only call this package's function if tree sitter mode is active. Even though lispyville does bind the items, I think you should be able to rebind it afterwords to call you function and pass the args over to the proper function based on if tree-sitter mode is active. I have not been able to give a shot and try if it works for sure, but that is what I think we could do.

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It's true that you don't bind anything by default, which is why I don't regard this issue as a bugfix report. But I think we could add some configuration hints to the readme and maybe there will be an easier way to toggle treesitter text objects.

In the lispyville issue, @noctuid gives a similar recommendation to yours:

The workaround for now would be to bind the keys yourself to a menu item that selects a different text object depending on whether lispyville-mode is enabled. You can use general-predicate-dispatch to simplify this (it is a small macro you can copy if you do not use general.el).

They also write that they will try using an approach with a specific keymap

I will continue looking. Maybe I could create a lispyville-inner-text-objects-map, for example, that inherits from evil-inner-text-objects-map and bind that in 'operator lispyville-mode-map. I will try that and see if it works.

If that works, I might consider such an approach to configure evil-textobj-tree-sitter as well and might do a PR if that works well :)

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