It seems like the better fix would be to add a helper function that lets you easily define key sequences that begin with an action. Something like the "fake-motion" suggested, but generalized for any leader key. -Jason On 17:35 Wed 18 Jun , Frank Fischer wrote:
On 13.06.2014 21:54, Stefan Monnier wrote:
I'm very much not familiar with Evil, so this may be completely inapplicable, but an option might be to do the following: - don't bind `c' to `evil-change'. - instead, add various `c <foo>' bindings, to `evil-change' and change it so it uses last-command-event or this-single-command-keys to know which binding triggered it (instead of using something like `read-event' to wait for the next event).
This approach has some disadvantages:
* a count after the operator but before the motion would not work anymore (something like c2w) * the same has to be done for all other operators and for every new operator to be defined
and possibly more. And it would be a big change, maybe not (yet) worth the effort.
Best regards, Frank
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