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Use default key bindings #46
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As per the README, using enable_default_keybindings didn't work either. |
Heho, had a break from tmux and stuff (concentrating on work). Is it still not possible? I guess it was the nvim version because i cannot reproduce the behavior with default keybindings. Kind regards |
@aserowy |
Heho, you wrote, that even the defaults are not working. Is this still the case for you? Kind regards |
Default binding works for my case. local keymaps = require("tmux.keymaps")
keymaps.register("n", {
["<C-w>h"] = [[<cmd>lua require('tmux').move_left()<cr>]],
["<C-w>j"] = [[<cmd>lua require('tmux').move_bottom()<cr>]],
["<C-w>k"] = [[<cmd>lua require('tmux').move_top()<cr>]],
["<C-w>l"] = [[<cmd>lua require('tmux').move_right()<cr>]],
}) |
@aserowy @ErickChacon |
https://github.com/numToStr/Navigator.nvim works fine |
I want to use vim's default keybindings (Ctrl-w + hjkl) to move between vim and tmux
So I set it as follows:
init.lua (NVIM v0.6.0-dev+bec7f47ce)
tmux.conf (tmux 3.2a)
It was possible, but it stopped responding from a certain version
What's wrong?
Could the plugin support the default key bindings as well?
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