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68 lines
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# Goal: |
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# To create a vi like navigation layer accessible by holding capslock while having capslock |
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# otherwise behave like the control key (when held) and escape when tapped. |
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# In essence we want: |
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# - capslock+h = left |
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# - capslock+j = down |
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# - capslock+k = up |
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# - capslock+l = right |
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# - capslock+shift+h = C-left |
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# - capslock+shift+l = C-right |
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# - capslock+shift+j = C-down |
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# - capslock+shift+k = C-up |
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# - capslock = escape (when tapped) |
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# In all other instances capslock should behave as normal control: |
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# - capslock+a = C-a |
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# - capslock+b = C-b |
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# - capslock+c = C-c |
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# ... |
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# - capslock+shift+i = C-S-i |
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# - capslock+shift+k = C-S-k |
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# .... |
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# This is achieved by creating a 'nested layer' called [capslock_shift] |
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# which is activated whenever capslock and shift are simultaneously |
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# held. |
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# The important bindings are: |
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# [shift] |
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# capslock = layer(capslock_shift) |
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# [capslock] |
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# shift = layer(capslock_shift) |
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[ids] |
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[main] |
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capslock = overload(capslock, esc) |
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# The default shift layer (the layer activated when shift is pressed). |
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[shift] |
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capslock = layer(capslock_shift) |
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[capslock:C] |
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shift = layer(capslock_shift) |
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h = left |
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j = down |
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k = up |
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l = right |
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[capslock_shift] |
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h = C-left |
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j = C-down |
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k = C-up |
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l = C-right
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