Hi!
Have you made any progress with your script?
I'm currently developing the same thing, but in basic instead of python, and
it's working quite well (still lots of stuff that needs to be fixed,
though). I could send it to you if you're interested.
/Erik
Fabian Braennstroem-2 wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> me again ... :-)
>
> * Fabian Braennstroem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi Mathias,
>>
>> * Mathias Bauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> Fabian Braennstroem wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi Eike,
>>>>
>>>> * Eike Rathke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>>> Hi Fabian,
>>>>>
>>>>> On Tuesday, 2006-11-21 11:22:58 +0100, Fabian Braennstroem wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> I saw that it was discussed a couple times before, but
>>>>>> I was wondering, if there are any plans to achive vim-like
>>>>>> keybindings in openoffice/writer?
>>>>>
>>>>> That probably wouldn't be achievable as Writer has no command mode.
>>>>> Key
>>>>> input without modifiers like Alt or Ctrl is taken as text input.
>>>>
>>>> Would it be so hard to implement such a command mode. I
>>>> would imagine that a lot of the openoffice developers are
>>>> using vim for their dayly programing and wish to use it when
>>>> using the writer!?
>>>
>>> I assume that it is doable (though I didn't think it through
>>> completely).
>>>
>>> OTOH it is a feature only interesting for a minority of users so it's
>>> definitely something that will only happen if a volunteer developer will
>>> do it. Of course I can give some tips how it can be done.
>>
>> Thanks, I would like to get some tips about how this can be
>> done :-) I assume it has to go deep into the code, and it
>> wouldn't work using python!?
>
> I was just thinking of a simple way using python .... would
> it be possible to create a small (bigger) script/macro,
> which runs as soon as I open a file.
> Like in vim I am in navigation mode and a small popup window
> in some corner tells me that. Due the active popup window I
> am not able to write to the text file, but can use the keys
> for navigation...
>
>
>>
>> The whole ooffice-vim should have the three modi
>> editing,insert and visual with some basic movements:
>>
>> - movement:
>> h,j,k,l: like up,down,right,left
>> w,W,b,B: wordwise movement
>> (,): jump to the next/previous sentences
>> {,}: jump to the next/previous paragraphes
>> gg: jump to the beginning of the file
>> H,M,L: jump to highest, middle, lowest line on screen
>> Ctrl-f,-b: scroll window up and down
>> /: search for pattern
>> n,N: find next,previous of search pattern
>>
>> - editing:
>> i,a: insert text before,after cursor
>> I,A: insert text at the beginning, end of line
>> o,O: insert new line above and below the current line
>> r: replace character
>> s: erase character and insert
>> x: delete character
>> dw: delete word
>> dd: delete line
>> yw: yank word
>> yy: yank line
>> p,P: paste before or behind cursor
>> .: redo last command
>> u: undo
>>
>> - makr lines:
>> V: mark whole line
>> v: mark characters under cursor
>> and deleting, copying and pasting those marked regions
>
> ...
> and those navigation keys should be some shortcuts for the
> wanted movement; i.e. 'j' corresponds to <left> ...
>
> Sounds not to bad, doesn't?
> ... but I have no clue about how I could do it using python
> in openoffice :-(
> Maybe somebody has a small advice?
>
>
> Greetings!
> Fabian
>
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