Use u/d for "move up faster"/"move down faster"
Suggestion: Make the u and d keys act
as 'J' and 'K' currently do (move up/down faster). It is very
common for these keys to scroll ~one-half screen in Vim-like
applications:
- Vim: ctrl-u / ctrl-d
- less (and many other utilities that use it): u/d
- Vimium (Vim keyboard shortcuts Chrome extension): u/d
J/K definitely make sense in a vacuum (SHIFT means more), but since Marked's other keyboard shortcuts are Vim-like, u/d would be more consistent with Vim-like applications.
Thanks,
-Jeremy
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Brett on 09 May, 2013 09:25 PM
Good call. In your opinion, would ctrl-u/d or just u/d make more sense?
2 Posted by Jeremy Brudvik on 09 May, 2013 09:39 PM
Just u/d.
Vim uses ctrl-u/d because it uses u/d for more important things (undo, delete), but simpler applications (e.g., Marked, less) can use the keys directly.
-Jeremy