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VimNavigation

fman plugin for vim key style navigation.

Usage

  • shift+h goes up a directory.
  • shift+l opens the currently selected directory.
  • shift+j moves cursor up one
  • shift+k moves cursor down one
  • shift+d Move the file to trash
  • shift+g Move cursor to bottom
  • ctrl+g Move cursor to the top

I set it up using shift and the letter so that I can still type out names of files/directories and the cursor will move to them. A little less convient, but not too bad.

This is a modified version of ArrowNavigation plugin for fman.

Installation

Install with fman's built-in command for installing plugins.

Problems

The move_to_bottom doesn't always go to the bottom. It goes to the last entry in the current directory. Fman sorts all directories at the top and files afterwards.

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vimnavigation's Issues

Move cursor left / right while creating or renaming files

First of all, thanks for creating this plugin :). I am not a 100% certain that this issues section is the right place for something that is more a feature request: I was wondering if it perhaps would be possible to also include the ability to move the cursor to the left / right e.g. upon creating or renaming a file.

There is no fman command that one can bind a key to as I understand (it is not in the commands init.py file) and from the fman documentation custom shortcuts page (bottom of page) I came to believe that this is a QT command that one has to implement by one self. I looked at the QT page mentioned there (QTKeySequence Class and there I find that the QT commands for this are MoveToNextChar and MoveToPreviousChar to move one character to the right or left respectively.

I wouldn't know how to implement this however. That is the reason I thought I'd ask you here. Thanks in advance (for a reply).

Alwin

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