tinmop/etc/init.lisp

;; this is the main configuration file for tinmop.

;; This file must be a valid  common lisp program to allow the program
;; to even starts. This file is actual common lisp source code that is
;; loaded end  executed by the main  program; be careful, do  not copy
;; and paste  code from untrusted sources  as this could results  in a
;; *severe* security damage.

;; Anyway, even if you  do not know lisp you should  be able to change
;; keybindings  with no  difficult. Editing  this file  is the  way to
;; accomplish this task.

;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;; This line on  top of the file  is mandatory if you want  to write a
;; module (AKA plugin) for the program  as the form below will provide
;; you with access to many program's machinery

(in-package :modules)

;; of course you can define new  functions. Also note that the function called at
;; the end of the each command:
;;
;; (define-key "command keybinding" function)
;;                                  ^^^^^^^^
;;
;; can not be an anonymous function.

(defun quit ()        ; define a custom function named 'quit' and no parameters
  "Quit the  program" ; this  string after the function  name and parameters is
                      ; called 'docstring' and will be presented to the
                      ; user as inline help
  (ui:clean-close-program))

;; this file can load others using the 'load-module' function the file
;; in  looked  up in  the  home  (e.g.  $HOME/.config/tinmop/)  config
;; directory or in the system wide config directory

(load-module "next-previous-open.lisp")

;; keybindings syntax:

;; a command is executed after a sequence  of one or more keys.  a key
;; can be composed by a single physical button pressed on the keyboard
;; or by a combination of a button pressed together.

;; Example of keys are:

;; "a"     -> press the button on the keyboard with the symbol 'a' printed on top
;; "a b"   -> press and release the button 'a' and then press the button 'b'
;; "f1 f2" -> press function key 1 and function key 2

;; sometimes a key is composed by  two pressed buttons. For example to
;; input the character 'C' (i.e. capital 'c') usually you should use a
;; combination of SHIFT and C but there is more: a key can be composed
;; by two button pressed, the first called a "modifier" button.

;; The "modifier" button  must  be keep pressed
;; while the second button is hit for the key to be valid.

;; There  are  only  two  legal modifier  buttons:  the  "Alt"  button
;; (indicated with the letter "M") and the "Control" button (indicated
;; with "C").

;; So said some combined keys example are given:

;; "M-1" -> press "Alt" and, while pressed, press "1"

;; Note the dash between the symbols, the key below:

;; "M 1"

;; means: "Press the combination of button to print the capital button
;; 'M'  and the  button to  print the  character '1',  so this  is not
;; equivalent to "M-1".

;; With this information in mind we can decode more keys like the ones
;; given below:

;; "C-c x"  -> Press control and  keep pressed press 'c'  then release
;; the two buttons and press 'x'.

;; "C-c c"  -> Press control and  keep pressed press 'c'  then release
;; the two buttons and press 'c' again.

;; Caveat:

;; - The single letter after control modifier are case insensitive;
;; - the enter key must be specified by "C-J";
;; - "dc" is the key Delete;

;; To define a new key just use the 'define-key' form below:

;; (define key COMMAND FUNCTION)

;; Where  COMMAND is  a  sequence of  keys and  FUNCTION  is the  name
;; (prefixed by:  #') of the function  to fire after command  has been
;; completed

;; See the command below as examples.

;; key conflict

;; Sometime two commands key may conflict, for example:

;; (define "C-x a"   #'foo)

;; (define "C-x a b" #'bar)

;; How the program  could know which way choose when  the button 'a' is
;; pressed?  Should be  executed the  function 'foo'  or should  we go
;; beyond this function and wait for the button 'b' to be pressed?

;; The convention  chosen is  that will be  executed the  shorter path
;; that lead to  a function so, in the case  above, the function 'foo'
;; will be executed.

;; Note that the two command below are *not* in conflict:

;; (define "C-x a b c d"   #'foo)

;; (define "C-x a e"       #'bar)


;; global keymap

(define-key "q"         #'quit)  ; here we  are  calling the  custom
                                 ; function defined above

(define-key "?"         #'print-quick-help)

;; focus

(define-key "f1"        #'focus-to-tags-window)

(define-key "f2"        #'focus-to-thread-window)

(define-key "f3"        #'focus-to-message-window)

(define-key "f4"        #'focus-to-conversations-window)

;; follow requests keymap

(define-key "up"        #'follow-request-go-up                        *follow-requests-keymap*)

(define-key "down"      #'follow-request-go-down                      *follow-requests-keymap*)

(define-key "d"         #'follow-request-delete                       *follow-requests-keymap*)

(define-key "C-J"       #'process-follow-requests                     *follow-requests-keymap*)

(define-key "q"         #'cancel-follow-requests                      *follow-requests-keymap*)

;; send message keymap

(define-key "up"        #'attach-go-up                                *send-message-keymap*)

(define-key "down"      #'attach-go-down                              *send-message-keymap*)

(define-key "d"         #'attach-delete                               *send-message-keymap*)

(define-key "s"         #'change-subject                              *send-message-keymap*)

(define-key "q"         #'cancel-send-message                         *send-message-keymap*)

(define-key "v"         #'change-visibility                           *send-message-keymap*)

(define-key "e"         #'edit-message-body                           *send-message-keymap*)

(define-key "C-J"       #'send-message                                *send-message-keymap*)

;; thread window keymap

(define-key "up"        #'thread-go-up                                *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "down"      #'thread-go-down                              *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-J"       #'thread-open-selected-message                *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "dc"        #'thread-mark-delete-selected-message         *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "U"         #'thread-mark-prevent-delete-selected-message *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "g"         #'thread-goto-message                         *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "/ b"       #'thread-search-next-message-body             *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "\\\\ b"    #'thread-search-previous-message-body         *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "/ m"       #'thread-search-next-message-meta             *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "\\\\ m"    #'thread-search-previous-message-meta         *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "n"         #'thread-search-next-unread-message           *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "home"      #'thread-goto-first-message                   *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "end"       #'thread-goto-last-message                    *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "c"         #'compose-message                             *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "r"         #'reply-message                               *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "v"         #'open-message-attach                         *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-f c"     #'change-folder                               *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-t c"     #'change-timeline                             *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-t u"     #'update-current-timeline                     *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-t U"     #'update-current-timeline-backwards           *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-t h r"   #'refresh-tags                                *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-X m t"   #'move-message-tree                           *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-X m f"   #'favourite-selected-status                   *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-X m r f" #'unfavourite-selected-status                 *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-X m b"   #'boost-selected-status                       *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-X m r b" #'unboost-selected-status                     *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-X m s"   #'subscribe-to-hash                           *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-X m u"   #'unsubscribe-to-hash                         *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-u i"     #'ignore-user                                 *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-u x"     #'unignore-user                               *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-u f"     #'follow-user                                 *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-u r f"   #'start-follow-request-processing             *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-u r r"   #'report-status                               *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-u u"     #'unfollow-user                               *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-u c k i" #'crypto-import-key                           *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-u c k s" #'crypto-export-key                           *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-u c k g" #'crypto-generate-key                         *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-c u"     #'update-conversations                        *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-c o"     #'open-conversation                           *thread-keymap*)

(define-key "C-c c"     #'change-conversation-name                    *thread-keymap*)

;; message window keymap

(define-key "up"        #'message-scroll-up                           *message-keymap*)

(define-key "down"      #'message-scroll-down                         *message-keymap*)

(define-key "home"      #'message-scroll-begin                        *message-keymap*)

(define-key "end"       #'message-scroll-end                          *message-keymap*)

(define-key "/"         #'message-search-regex                        *message-keymap*)

(define-key "npage"     #'message-scroll-next-page                    *message-keymap*)

(define-key "ppage"     #'message-scroll-previous-page                *message-keymap*)

;; tags keymap

(define-key "up"        #'tag-go-up                                   *tags-keymap*)

(define-key "down"      #'tag-go-down                                 *tags-keymap*)

(define-key "C-J"       #'open-tag-folder                             *tags-keymap*)

(define-key "U"         #'unsubscribe-to-hash                         *tags-keymap*)

(define-key "r"         #'refresh-tags                                *tags-keymap*)

;; conversations keymap

(define-key "C-c c"     #'change-conversation-name                    *conversations-keymap*)

(define-key "C-J"       #'goto-conversation                           *conversations-keymap*)

(define-key "up"        #'conversation-go-up                          *conversations-keymap*)

(define-key "down"      #'conversation-go-down                        *conversations-keymap*)

(define-key "dc"        #'delete-conversation                         *conversations-keymap*)

(define-key "I"         #'ignore-conversation                         *conversations-keymap*)

;; attachments keymap

(define-key "C-J"       #'open-message-attach-perform-opening           *open-attach-keymap*)

(define-key "up"        #'open-message-attach-go-up                     *open-attach-keymap*)

(define-key "down"      #'open-message-attach-go-down                   *open-attach-keymap*)

(define-key "q"         #'close-open-message-window                     *open-attach-keymap*)