Is it possible for not using key-chord mode to do buffer-flip?
cmal opened this issue · 4 comments
buffer-flip provides an amazing buffer-switching feature.
I don't like key-chord and want to write another package to do this. But I am not so familiar with elisp.
I am wondering is there a reason why you choose to use key-chord to do this job at the time this package was writing?
Is it possible for not using key-chord mode to do buffer-flip? And further, is it possible for elisp to define M- to switch to the top buffer on stack, and following s to switch to following buffers on stack? and when Meta key is up, it return to the current-buffer when calling this command, unless a was pressed when Meta key was still down?
Any advice would be helpful. Thank you!
I have the same question. This package is perfect for me, except I don't think I want to use key-chord.
This is addressed in the most recent release (2.0). Normal key bindings can now be used with this library. See Readme for details.