Changes made: The disabled mode works far better now. Instead of re-sending input when a hotkey is triggered, this uses #If regions to completely disable the hotkeys. I ran into issues where the previous method of disabling would interfere with some video games. I also added in logic to prevent Vim mode from being entered when VALORANT is open. I'd like to eventually extend this to just use a list of blacklisted programs in a separate file, but I don't want ot have to figure that out right now. This project implements vi like keys for any arbitrary editor like app on windows as far as possible. Eg w es emulated by <c-right> and e is emulated by <c-right> <left> This is a rewrite of http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/topic44762.html cleaning up the code removing much repetition. TODO: implement searches: /?*# (depend on window. Probably ctl-f can be used almost everywhere, but setting forward / backward might be different) implement visual selection mode (needs state) implement things like { } etc. Strategy: Copy whole buffer to clipboard, use shift-END or such to find position of cursor using this "current" line calculate movement options Note: Don't think that this comes even close to Vim features. But it works everywhere
FlynnD273/autohotkey_viper
implement vi like keybindings for any windows editors using autohotkey tool
AutoHotkey