refactor: extract keymap methods into separate files#45
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refactor: extract keymap methods into separate files#45michaelgmcd wants to merge 1 commit intolaobubu:masterfrom
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Thanks for your efforts! I was planning to separate the functions into files, and provide them as "CodeMirror Commands". Your pull request will be very helpful! I Will test and merge in few days. |
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fix: Disabled typographer
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Trying to look into #43, but the keymap file is pretty difficult to follow. Its size has a lot to do with it. There is definitely some more work that could be done (the tab file is pretty massive), but this is a start!