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Remove most modifiers (ctrl, alt, cmd) as it's caused year long issues with windows + mac, but also because it's harder and the friction isn't required
To do this we have to remove the number hotkeys used to jump to a specific line. We will instead use it to jump to specific "chapters" in the navigator (1 is first pauri, 2 is second, r is rahao, ` is the manglacharan before the first pauri if any, 9 is the last pauri regardless of how many there are, 0 is last line, etc...)
option + left and right on mac will seek "chapters" (if in the middle and going left return to beginning, similar to next and previous track on music players)
What are "chapters"? In akv it would be the beginning of every salok and pauri. In a typically read/sung shabad it would be each pauri and rahao. Seeking "chapters" does not skip over rahao. If someone is reading akv it makes re-reading the pauri easier (from the last line you would seek to the beginning of the chapter again). This also makes it easier during an anand karaj when they read the laavan's first line again at the end of each pauri. Seeking chapters is similar to using the spacebar today, but easier to predict/reason about as you're deterministic about the direction.
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Technical work that is not directly related to a user requirement but still must be completed.
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Sep 8, 2024
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WIP
Hotkeys are also going to have breaking changes:
What are "chapters"? In akv it would be the beginning of every salok and pauri. In a typically read/sung shabad it would be each pauri and rahao. Seeking "chapters" does not skip over rahao. If someone is reading akv it makes re-reading the pauri easier (from the last line you would seek to the beginning of the chapter again). This also makes it easier during an anand karaj when they read the laavan's first line again at the end of each pauri. Seeking chapters is similar to using the spacebar today, but easier to predict/reason about as you're deterministic about the direction.
Approach
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