j/k don't work in the reader mode about canto-curses HOT 11 CLOSED

You can rectify that with

:bind j scroll-down

and

:bind k scroll-up

when the reader is open. It's a bit weird, you have to close the info box that opens between, so your bind doesn't get confused by the infobox (stupidly).

Anyway, I'll make the binds default, as they should be, and try to fix the above.

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I'll do that.

I only thought they'd work because it's mentioned in the docs.

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Yeah, it should. Just fixed it in git.

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It would seem :bind k scroll-up refuses to work. j works fine, though. Odd.

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Make sure you closed the infobox in between (I tried to ninja-edit my first response). It should say it bound reader.k

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I just edited the config by hand 😸

By the way, and excuse me for hijacking this, but is there a bind/command list somewhere? I'm trying to figure out whether I can bind a yank command,

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Ugh. Bad, bad! Editing JSON by hand =)

Anyway, the best place to see the binds is in the source gui.py. A yank command would be pretty easy to do in source (add a cmd_yank to the taglist class), but to accomplish it outside of the source would require a plugin ... something that's rather undocumented.

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Beats editing XML, although I'd much prefer standard rc file syntax.

Should I fork and add a yank command, or would you kindly take care of that as a feature request?

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I'm actually working on a quick plugin at the moment

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Hey, I just added a yank plugin to source. Unfortunately, I screwed up a line in the main codebase so :yank-title in a reader won't work until you're on git, but :yank-link [#] will in the reader.

:yank-title and :yank-link will work in the tag list too

BTW: xclip has to be in $PATH, of course

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Awesome. I'll check it out right away 😸

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