Warning: defcustom for ‘boon-command-cursor-type’ #77

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1. jyp commented on Nov 7, 2019

   

   jyp

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   I fixed the warning in the last commit. As for your other questions:

   1. make sure boon-set-command-state is bound to the key that you want to use to go back to CMD state.
   2. Meta are not covered. These are usually bound to commands which are best served by native 'boon' operations
   3. You can use "c C-x" for "C-c x". But these keybindings are in fact reserved for the user as per emacs guidelines. So don't use them :) One idea is to use backslash (or backspace or return, etc.) as a leader key for those.
2. dxlr8r commented on Nov 7, 2019

   

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   I fixed the warning in the last commit.

   Awesome.

   1. unless I'm mistaken, this is by default set to the escape key? I might end up using a different key, but kinda curious for why escape didn't work.
   2. ok, I see M-x is on "x" when in CMD mode.
   3. what about "v"? I know that is used for going into INS mode, but I thought, perhaps, it made more sense to use the CMD mode key as a toggle.
3. jyp commented on Nov 12, 2019

   

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   1. Probably due to something in your configuration?

   point 3. Feel free to rebind keys as you see fit. This is emacs after all :) Boon is quite stable so breakage of any such config is unlikely.
4. dxlr8r commented on Mar 17, 2020

   

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   On the subject of why the escape key doesn't work.

   At the moment I'm running macOS, and the only place it seems to work is the official emacs.app (GUI), but it doesn't work in any of the three terminals (Alacritty, iTerm, Terminal) I tested.

   This works however:

   (global-set-key (kbd "<f9>") 'boon-set-command-state)
   

   But I'd rather do this, which doesn't work:

   (custom-set-variables
    '(boon-quit-key [f9])
    '(boon-mode t))
   

   Also seems like boon-mode t doesn't work, with emacs.app, which I'm able to go into CMD mode again with escape, pressing escape again doesn't jump back into CMD mode.