Leader key on a non-evil setup

[sacereda]

Hi,
First of all, congratulations for this great module. I've been using it for a while and it's pretty straightforward.

I have this working configuration in an evil setup that allows me to define some shortcuts depending on the current mode:

(setq my-mode-leader1 ",")
(general-def :states '(motion) my-leader1 nil)
(general-create-definer my-mode-def
  :states '(motion)
  :prefix my-mode-leader1
  )
(my-mode-def haskell-mode-map
  "a" 'haskell-add-import
  "s" 'haskell-session-change
  "t" 'haskell-doc-show-type
  )
(my-mode-def emacs-lisp-mode-map
  "e"  '(:ignore t :wk "eval")
  "eb" 'eval-buffer
  "el" 'eval-last-sexp
  "er" 'eval-region
  )

Now I'm thinking on moving from evil to a less intrusive modal layout (RYO, modalka, objed, or even a custom minor mode).

I tried objed, which defines a custom map to be user configurable:

(defvar objed-user-map
  (let ((map (objed--define-prefix "'" 'objed-user-map)))
    map)
  "Keymap for custom user bindings.")

So I tried using that objed-user-map, but then I'm not sure which map should I pass to the definer. Because I want to modify my custom-user-map, but with different keys depending if I have a python, lisp, c, or haskell file opened.

If I try this:

(my-mode-def haskell-mode-map
  "a" 'haskell-add-import
  "s" 'haskell-session-change
  "t" 'haskell-doc-show-type
  )

I end up with those shortcuts when I'm in "insert-mode".

Is it clear what I'm trying to get? Is it possible in a non-evil setup?

Thanks for your work,

[noctuid]

I'm not very familiar with objed, but I don't think it supports different keybindings for different major modes. If you want to do something like this, you'd probably be better off writing a helper to add to hooks (e.g. haskell-mode-hook) to make local keybindings. Or make an issue on objed requesting support for this.

[sacereda]

Ok, I thought it was possible through general.el. I'll check there, thanks!