Any way to "share" the `c` keyspace, like in vim? about general.el HOT 6 CLOSED

Ah thanks @vyp, I'd read the README when I first installed, but apparently not well enough. Thanks again @noctuid for putting a lot of thought into this!

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https://github.com/noctuid/general.el#mapping-under-non-prefix-keys ?

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Yeah, does general-key-dispatch meet your requirements? general-define-key doesn't try to automatically rewrite key definitions though; you have to do it manually.

Emacs doesn't have a good way to do this, as you point out, so you have to defer judgement, call the command once a unique key sequence (or timeout) is reached, and then simulate the prior keys. I won't say it works perfectly. There have been problems with repeating, but I've fixed all the ones I'm currently aware of (including for some pretty unlikely cases).

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@noctuid Could you help me out with binding the keys/function pairs of cljr--all-helpers under "cr"?

I want it to work something like this:

(nmap :keymaps 'clj-refactor-map
    "c" (general-key-dispatch (if (bound-and-true-p lispyville-mode)
                                  'lispyville-change
                                'evil-change)
            "r" 'cljr--all-helpers
            "c" 'evil-change-whole-line))

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Right now i just have a separate general-key-dispatch for each, but maybe just create a function for that and set it as the fallback (I haven't tested this):

(defun lispyville-or-evil-change ()
  (interactive)
  (if (bound-and-true-p lispyville-mode)
      (call-interactively #'lispyville-change)
    (call-interactively #'evil-change)))

As for binding r, it seems like those keys are all bound under clj-refactor-map, so try bindiing "r" clj-refactor-map.

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general-key-dispatch will now check to see if the command has been remapped, so there is no longer a need to have a separate general-key-dispatch. For (general-key-dispatch 'evil-change...'), lispyville-change will automatically be used instead of evil-change when lispyville-mode is active (with the latest versions of general and lispyville).

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