Ok, not an expert on this so it may or may not work - really basing this
off my reading of the source code and a very very quick test.
I think to create KeyChords of arbitrary length, you need to your
intermediary bindings to also be KeyChords i.e.
# Don't forget to add the KeyChord to the imports
KeyChord([mod], "z", [ # Start chord by pressing Mod+z
KeyChord([], "x", [ # Continue chord with "x"
Key([], "c", lazy.spawn(myterm),) # Finally trigger
whatever command you want
]) ])
KeyChords also have a "mode" option which lets you stay in the same mode to
trigger multiple sub-bindings.
Lastly, the keychords just get added to your keys variable.
On Wednesday, 4 November 2020 at 05:38:58 UTC [email protected] wrote:
> How would I make keychords of arbitrary length?
>
> Eg let's copy Spacemac's window movement keybindings.
>
> I'll bind 'Command' mode to 'Hyper' or something obscure.
>
> Then the keychord for moving left in the layout would be "Space" "w" "l".
>
> and so on....
>
> Additionally, how should I define keychords in the config? Do they go in
> a list variable called 'keychords'?
>
> eg
>
> keychords = [ # Should this be called 'keychords'?
> KeyChord([], hyper, [Key([], "Space" # how to define 'w' and 'l' here?
> ...
> ]
>
>
> Can someone kindly fill in my knowledge-gaps?
>
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