[FEATURE REQUST]: bind Enter key to stop at current cursor position. about jump-char

[lewang]

Hi,

Thanks for asking this. The idea of jump-char is that it binds as few keys as possible, so you don't have to press a key to get out of the mode.

That is to say, when you press Enter, you automatically exit jump-char and Enter is pressed. If you don't mind pressing extra keys, then C-s (isearch-forward) works very well already doesn't it?

[lewang]

I'm trying to understand how you use it. Can you give specific steps of your typical usage?

[levindu]

My typical usage is, press M-m to invoke jump-char-forward, and [repeately] press CHAR to jump to the wanted place, finally press ENTER to exit jump-char mode and keep the current cursor position. If I want to restore the cursor position, press C-g instead of ENTER.

[lewang]

OK, I will add an optional exit key as requested. Currently after you get
to the new position, if you press any key other than "CHAR" or ";" or ",",
you will automatically exit jump-char and the key you pressed will take
effect as usual.

On Sat, May 11, 2013 at 8:56 AM, levindu [email protected] wrote:

My typical usage is, press M-m to invoke jump-char-forward, and
[repeately] press CHAR to jump to the wanted place, finally press ENTER to
exit jump-char mode and keep the current cursor position. If I want to
restore the cursor position, press C-g instead of ENTER.

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