Question about custom bindings

[sakhnik]

Question about custom bindings

[sakhnik]

It's pretty easy to define whatever keymaps desired. See which variables could be defined to tune the keymaps: :help NvimgdbVariables. But the use might be to limited for you.

One shortcoming of Vim is that it allows to defined only buffer-local keymaps, not window-local. Thus, this plugin sets and unsets the keymaps dynamically when a source window is entered and left respectively. The source.
Now, I'm thinking whether it's worth implementing customization hooks to allow users to define their own keybindings and workflows. A user would supply his own functions OnBufEnter, OnBufExit, OnTermInit, and the plugin would call them in the right moment. What do you reckon?

By the way, you may use <esc> to exit the term mode in this plugin.

[MaskRay]

:help NvimgdbVariables. But the use might be to limited for you.

Instead of a list of g:nvimgdb_key_until variables, is it more convenient to have a dictionary g:nvimgdb_key and define some common key themes (s:step; n:next; f:finish ...)?

But letter keys (s n ...) are not really able to redefine as it will interfere with normal commands.

Now, I'm thinking whether it's worth implementing customization hooks to allow users to define their own keybindings and workflows.

I presume you mean to have these keys when the focus is in the source window. I think it should be the best interface.

tnoremap <c->

Thanks! With the previous point, I think the debugger window should just stick in terminal mode and all single-key commands should be triggered in the source window.

[sakhnik]

Actually, Vim/NeoVim allows you to remap any keys, including built-in commands.
So let me design the interface a little bit first. We need to maintain the backward compatibility, so the individual variables will be maintained for a while.

[sakhnik]

The progress can be tracked in the branch keys.