Expose e/E (cursor_word_end) as customizable, unbound actions#233
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Adds vim's `e`/`E` end-of-word motions as customizable actions in
query_normal mode. The actions are declared but left unbound by default
so they don't conflict with the existing `e` → focus_explorer binding in
the navigation context.
Users who want vim-style behavior can bind them in
`~/.config/sqlit/keymap.json`, e.g.:
{
"keymap": {
"action_keys": {
"query_normal": {
"cursor_word_end": "e",
"cursor_WORD_end": "E"
},
"navigation": {
"focus_explorer": "ctrl+e"
}
}
}
}
The motions themselves already work as operator suffixes (`de`, `ye`,
`ce`) via the existing motion registry; this just lets users use them
as standalone cursor motions too.
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Vim's
eandEend-of-word motions weren't available as standalone cursor motions in the query editor — only as operator suffixes (de,ye,ce). Nakedein normal mode hits thefocus_explorerbinding from thenavigationcontext instead.This adds the two actions (
cursor_word_end,cursor_WORD_end) and allows them in query_normal mode, but leaves them unbound by default so the existinge → focus_explorerbehaviour is unchanged. Users who want vim-style motion can opt in via theirkeymap.json:{ "keymap": { "action_keys": { "query_normal": { "cursor_word_end": "e", "cursor_WORD_end": "E" }, "navigation": { "focus_explorer": "ctrl+e" } } } }(They'd also need to rebind
focus_exploreroff ofe, otherwise it would still win in the current binding-resolver order.)