proton 2016-01-19

yes, helper function that generate markdown table for package configurations

too bad I have to leave now. Getting late here 😛

Please review my small PRs if you have time

I've posted a comment regarding git-plus issue with branch deleting

Just to weigh in, I really like SPC h and SPC l for navigation.

Mine looks like this https://gist.github.com/dvcrn/0d02140c685c7acf533c But I'm trying to keep it as close as possible to stock to see how a new user is experiencing proton

@geksilla: what do you think about using spc h/j/k/l for pane navigation?

I think we had that before but removed it

yeah, I’ve moved them to SPC w category

can we move them back? I think 3 keystrokes is too much for just hopping to a other pane

we could have them in both

I think that SPC w used for vim consistency, like Ctrl-w h/k/l/j.

how about putting it into , leader?

but that's usually for modes

leader key used only for modes

or a "hold" leader. spc w -> ctrl-w. Meaning if you hold ctrl while pressing a key it directly skips the space key

spc g -> ctrl-g

I think you can just move them back to SPC h/k/l/j )

anyway I’m using Ctrl-w )

switched from Vim to Spacemacs

Oh I didn't know ctrl-w h works out of the box with vim-mode

and splitting windows also works

Ctrl-w v, Ctrl-w s

but in general, what do you think about allowing a modifier key to skip the space key? Like holding control will launch a proton-chain and releasing it will abort the chain

ctrl -> chain starts -> g s -> release -> git status executes

just brainstorming

i don’t know i think that just single keydown do it very well )

also there are few caveats with such keybindgins in atom

there is a default timeout that allows you to pass some additional keystrokes before resolving current keystroke to atom command

like if you hit Ctrl-w on Linux

wait for 1-2 seconds your tab will be closed

but if you execute Ctrl-w l this will be resolved to vim-mode-plus command

ah yeah I have that because I bound esc to f d

I have to go. Need to sleep few hours )

@geksilla: you said you had something to extract documentation from a layer