Prefer evil-normal-state-local-map or evil-define-key evil-normal-state-map ?
Hi, I've read the comments at evil-core.el. I'd like to add my custom key bindings when inside org-mode. Two possible methods are: 1. use evil-normal-state-map 2. evil-define-key evil-normal-state-map I see many people use method 2, but I think method 1 is more semantically preferrable. So my question is, regarding my purpose, which method is better (not functionality-wise, but just best practice) ? -- 吾輩は猫である。ホームーページはhttps://introo.me <http://introo.me>。
On 25.01.2016 07:30, Shiyao Ma wrote:
1. use evil-normal-state-map
2. evil-define-key evil-normal-state-map
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So my question is, regarding my purpose, which method is better (not functionality-wise, but just best practice) ?
I think most people use 2. because it's easier to use and more to the point: you just declare that you want some binding for normal state in a buffer that uses this "package". The first variant typically requires you to write a mode-hook (which is the more traditional Emacs way) that installs your bindings in `evil-normal-state-local-map`. Personally, I always prefer 1., but the reason is that I somehow know about the implementation and problems with 2. (the implementation is rather tricky and there are some long-standing bugs that are very difficult to solve -- although there has been some work recently -- and, to be honest, I would like to remove 2. from Evil completely, but this would break the configurations of many users *sigh*) Frank
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