54 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
54 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
from core import statusbar, cursor
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def execute(data, key):
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if key == ord("j"):
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# Move the cursor down
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data["cursor_y"] += 1
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elif key == ord("k"):
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# Move the cursor up
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data["cursor_y"] -= 1
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elif key == ord("l"):
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# Move the cursor right
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data["cursor_x"] += 1
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elif key == ord("h"):
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# Move the cursor left
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data["cursor_x"] -= 1
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elif key == ord("i"):
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# Exit normal mode and enter insert mode
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data["mode"] = "insert"
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elif key == ord("I"):
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# Exit normal mode and enter insert mode
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data["cursor_x"] += 1
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data["mode"] = "insert"
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elif key in (ord(":"), ord(";")):
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# Exit normal mode and enter command mode
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data["mode"] = "command"
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return data
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def activate(stdscr, data):
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# Refresh the status bar
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statusbar.refresh(stdscr, data)
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# Move the cursor
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cursor.move(stdscr, data)
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# Switch the cursor to a block
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cursor.cursor_mode("block")
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# Wait for and capture a key press from the user
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key = stdscr.getch()
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# Check against the keybindings
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data = execute(data, key)
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return data
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