WuTheFWasThat
gj, gk for moving across graphical lines
Would be nice if gj and gk (or some other keys) moved up and down a graphical line rather than a bullet. I would probably prefer this as the j, k behavior in most cases, but I'm happy to use gj and gk until there are custom shortcuts.
No; I just want j and k to behave this way (or to have bindings that can be remapped to them).
There isn't a natural way to avoid long lines without breaking the logical structure of an outline. And once you have long lines, j and k become unwieldy.
Yeah, not suggesting avoiding long lines, just mentioning you can click a position within a line to edit there. Okay, having a command to move up and down a logical line seems reasonable. Jeff, I'm going to leave this to you, since I feel like it should match vim style.
kinda brittle, but maybe:
- add data attributes with row/column, use to get div corresponding to cursor
- iterate through $('.cursor').siblings() either backwards/forward through $('.cursor').index(), find all things differing in offset().top and differing minimally in offset().left
- use data attributes to know where to move cursor
