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More and better calendar ui mappings #1340

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simonhughxyz opened this issue Mar 21, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #1483
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More and better calendar ui mappings #1340

simonhughxyz opened this issue Mar 21, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #1483
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simonhughxyz commented Mar 21, 2024

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Repeating a key over and over again to get to the correct position is not the vim way.
Instead I think it would be good for the calendar ui to have some more key mapping.

Here are my suggestions and ideas:

  • Add number modifiers to existing mappings such as 3j to go down 3 weeks and 4L to go to 4 months in the future etc.
  • Use the f/F to go to the next month matching the find, such as fj will take you to the next month beginning with j, so using it today will take you to June, and if you wanted July you would use ;, of course F is for going backwards.
  • Use t/T to go forward or backwards in years, its probably best to only do +-99 years and do something like t36 to go to 2036 and T91 to go to 1991.
  • use g followed by a number to go to the weekday such as g2 for Tuesday and g5 for Friday
  • use c/C for centuries, so from today pressing c will take me to 2124 and C to 1924
  • use d/u to go backwards/forwards by decades.
  • use e/E for end of next/previous month
  • Again, when appropriate, all mappings should have number modifiers.

These are just my suggestions, I think they are good key maps because they mostly use the natural vim key mappings (everyone it familiar with f/F and t/T).

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Yes, but I don't know how to start. I would need guidance

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