Currently, pressing the `x` key in normal mode does nothing. I don't
know much about `:motion` but AFAIK `evil-delete-char` doesn't
exist. Using `evil-forward-char` fixes the issue.
This commit changes the normal-mode binding for `C` to `archive-copy-file` (which extracts, or copies, the file under cursor to the filesystem) from `archive-chown-entry` (which changes the file owner), and adds a new binding for the latter on `O`.
Understandably, `O` has a pre-existing meaning in Vi for normal mode, but is quite useless in `arc-mode`, since these buffers are declared read-only by default, and having them be read-write does nothing.
The intention behind this commit providing a straightforward way for file extraction to happen in `arc-mode` under Evil, a (presumably) common operation. Additionally, these new bindings now mirror those used in Emacs for `arc-mode`, as well as Emacs and Evil bindings for `tar-mode`; these improvements are likely worth the user-facing change made.
These bindings are similar to Dired.
- The commands `gited-hide-details-mode` and `gited-summary` are not autoloaded,
so we use `declare-function`.
- The command `gited-list-branches` was bound to `C-x g`. We bind it to
`C-x C-b`.
- Commands that open a new window are now prefixed by `g`, except for
`gited-change-current-remote-rep` on `gR`.
- Commands that don't do anything related to marks were moved out of the `*`
prefix.
- The commands for stashing were prefixed by `*s`. Since they don't operate
on marks or marked rows, they were moved to `s`.
- The commands for tags were moved from `*t` to `C-t`, similar to Dired's
thumbnail commands. These commands also don't work on marked rows.
- The command `gited-mark-branches-by-date` is bound to `%t` (for "time"?), as
in the original map. There is no command for flagging by regexp, which would
be on `%d`.
It does not make sense to repeat these commands via evil-repeat. (It
also doesn't work) We typically use evil-repeat for commands that
change the buffer contents.
The original `evil-first-non-blank` isn't usable because the beginning
of the prompt is the first non-blank character. Strangely enough,
`vterm-beginning-of-line` didn't work either.
Troy Hinckley
Jakub Kadlcik
condy
Brian Leung
Michael Eliachevitch
Dickby
Alex Palaistras
okamsn
Daanturo
jgart
Jonathan Ming
PRESFIL
wangtianshu
Chinmaya Nagpal
James Nguyen
CToID
Brian Leung
Arian-D
Nicholas Vollmer
Farzin Firouzi