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Disable vim-everywhere for some application and "Right Alt" puts you in insert mode #6

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Muzzamil1 opened this issue Apr 19, 2021 · 2 comments

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@Muzzamil1
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Muzzamil1 commented Apr 19, 2021

Hi @lubokkanev, thanks for amazing program.
I am using fastwindowswitcher to switch between windows. I have to be in insert mode to use this. Is it possible to disable vim-everywhere for some application?

If you are in normal mode and press "right alt", you are back to insert mode i.e. "right alt" is working as "i" or "a" but there is also one more thing. If you hold the "right alt" you are in normal mode and can use all the vim commands but as soon as you release the "right alt" you are in insert mode. Is this by design or is this a bug?

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Hi. You can check the current window like it's done in src/functions/current-window.ahk and add ifs to disable vim-everywhere then. Not sure if there's a better way.

The right alt holding functionality is by design and was recently implemented in the last commit. It can easily be disabled.

right alt getting you back to insert mode is a bug. Thanks for notifying me!

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Ok, thanks. will try to add the if statement.
Glad to help!

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