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The helper `ag#AgSetDefaultMappings` takes one argument, `matches_window_prefix`, which is determined by whether the matches window is a location list or quickfix window. Custom keymaps can now be given by setting the `g:ag_lmapping_func` and `g:ag_qmapping_func` options.
The option `g:ag_mapping_message_text` can now be used to display a custom message when the location list / quickfix window opens.
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I'm not against doing that, but wouldn't that require two keymaps? One for quickfix window mode and one for location list mode? The current implementation allows for a function that can take arguments and avoid duplicate code.
Again, I'm not against switching over to something like that, since ack.vim seems to do a similar thing. I'm actually interested in the logistics.
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You could have three optional sections. Global mappings, location list
mappings, and quickfix mappings. The most specific mappings would take
precedence, falling back to default values if we didn't find a specific
mapping or group of mappings.
On Oct 14, 2015 19:27, "Sai Kalidindi" notifications@github.com wrote:
In doc/ag.txt
#113 (comment):@@ -138,16 +138,36 @@ window is opened, or what size it is. Example: >
let g:ag_qhandler="copen 20"
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_g:ag_lmapping_func_
+"call ag#AgSetDefaultMappings('l')". Example: >- let g:ag_qhandler="call AgSetMyCustomMappings()"
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_g:ag_qmapping_func_I'm not against doing that, but wouldn't that require two keymaps? One for
quickfix window mode and one for location list mode? The current
implementation allows for a function that can take arguments and avoid
duplicate code.Again, I'm not against switching over to something like that, since
ack.vim seems to do a similar thing. I'm actually interested in the
logistics.—
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https://github.com/rking/ag.vim/pull/113/files#r42071618.
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It would be nice to be able to use the same keymaps from ctrlp's fuzzy file search with ag.vim.
The current functionality is kept as the default.