onivim/oni

enhancement: bind h,j,k,l to scroll the browser split

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#1,952 创建于 2018年3月27日

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描述

Because of the amazing sneakability already available one of my first thoughts was to try and figure out how to scroll the browser without having to move my mouse.

I wonder if it'd be possible to bind the vim navigation keys to scrolling left right up and down, not sure if the webview api gives access to that sort of functionality

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Start by exploring the Oni key binding configuration, likely in `src/` or `config/` directories. Look for how existing key bindings are defined (e.g., for movement). Investigate the webview API used for the browser split, possibly in files like `webview.ts` or `BrowserSplit.ts`. Check if there's an existing scroll mechanism. Also review any comments or linked issues for additional context. Consider adding new bindings for `h`, `j`, `k`, `l` that call `webview.scroll()` or similar.