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xton 05be1de1aa Xton's first keymap! (#2941)
* FORK!

* WIP - just how i like it

* empty

* more movement

* mouse keys

* more vimminess

* append/insert shift

* WIP - vim macros

* blocked out layer below in cmd mode.

also, about to restart my cmd approach.

* WIP - new vim layer

ripoff of the ergodox one, but rewritten as a state machine.

* debugged some, got key repeat working

* moooar coverage

* moooar coverage

* regular vis mode

* basically done with basics.

* some refactoring

- common movement sequences into helper function
- added some rgb controls

* modkey passthru feature

* stdized on cmd-left/right instead of ctrl-a/e

sadly. as there's no reliable shift-ctrl-e

* indicator lights

* moved vim layer into userspace

* cleaned up some yanking edge cases

* docs and some tweaks to layerescapes

* updated/added license strings

* updated comments

* moved config changes to keymap

* spurious changes removed
2018-05-12 08:52:11 -07:00

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# Xton has Vim!
Contains common code for Xton's vim emulation (vimulation?) layer.
Inspired/stolen from the `ergodox_ez/vim` keymap. Rewritten to be a more straightforward state machine and support more macros. Vim layers `_CMD` and `_EDIT` are designed to lay on top of an otherwise fully-functional layout. `_CMD` runs the entire vim state machine while `_EDIT` should lay across your base layer and mask off just the escape key.
Works via OSX text editing shortcuts, mainly MOD+arrow combinations. This has some limitations and only works on OSX.
The `_CMD` layer will temporarily disable itself while *CMD* or *ALT* are held down so that typical OSX shortcuts can be used without switching out of vim mode.