This plugin accelerates j/k mappings' steps while j or k key is repeating.
If the interval of key-repeat takes more than 150 ms, the step is reset.
When you want to change this interval, set g:accelerated_jk_acceleration_limit.
If you want to change acceleration steps, define g:accelerated_jk_acceleration_table.
If you want to decelerate a cursor moving by time instead of reset, set g:accelerated_jk_enable_deceleration to 1.
In addition, if you want to change deceleration rate, set g:accelerated_jk_deceleration_table to
a proper value. See plugin/accelerated-jk.vim to get more information.
Example of setting is below.
nmap j <Plug>(accelerated_jk_gj)
nmap k <Plug>(accelerated_jk_gk)If you don't want to control acceleration by time, position-driven acceleration is available. Using position-driven acceleration makes a cursor move with more light steps than time-driven one makes. However the check if j/k is repeated or not is more optimistic. If you want to use position-driven acceleration, a setting would be like below.
nmap j <Plug>(accelerated_jk_gj_position)
nmap k <Plug>(accelerated_jk_gk_position)This plugin is distributed under MIT License.
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