Add great keybindings
I'm thinking of
-
<escape>
to go back to the course list; -
<up>
,<down>
next/previous file, as<tab>
currently does; -
<c-pageUp>
,<c-pageDown>
to switch to the previous and following course 593ac168 -
<c-begin>
,<c-end>
to switch to the first and last course bed95813 -
<a-up>
,<a-down>
next/previous week; -
<a-left>
switch back to the course switcher; -
<a-right>
to cancel a<a-left>
: return to the course window (with the current element who may or may not be selected); -
<c-r>
to reload; -
<c-p>
might lauch a custom batch print where you select several files and press send. Pro: it's convinient. Cons: it's non-standard. -
<c-c>
might allow to copy a file, but I'd say the extra complexity isn't worth it -
typing directly should allow searching, as is a standard on gnome, but it disallows hotkey, which sucks. In all cases, the <c-f>
keybinding will be mapped.
I'm wary of remapping tab, so I wouldn't change the default behaviour.
Thoughts on this?
Edited by Antoine Fontaine