Josh Goebel

> I would then have a newly created ‘Cmd’ key. I just added `Cmd` and `Command` aliases (to Super/Meta)... if you wanted to use aliases differently by some documented convention...

> I'd like to alias that as "Cmd" My fork already allows this (nothing magic about aliases anymore, they are just strings that can point to any modifier - modifiers...

You could even invent your own thing... `KCmd` or `CMD` (all caps vs `Cmd`)... with a tiny bit of documentation at the top of the config to explain the naming...

If you repurposed Cmd how would you map tot he real Cmd though, just use one of the other aliases always on the right side of the mapping, super, etc?...

```py define_keymap(re.compile("caja", re.IGNORECASE),{ K("Apple-Super-o"): K("RC-Shift-Enter"), # Open in new tab K("Apple-Super-o"): K("RC-Shift-W"), # Open in new window },"Overrides for Caja - Finder Mods") ```

Ok, it's weird to see apple next to Super though on the left...

Interesting. :)

If I make a branch/PR can you test it's types? I honestly didn't look at types the entire time I did this work... so I can go back and try...

Closing this out as complete by the release of 11.8.

I find this last comment a bit confusing/misleading on several points... so I'm hiding it. Neither library uses a simple lexer/tokenizer (that walks the code one character at a time)....