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Custom key bindings
See original GitHub issueAllow users to have their own Key bindings.
Shift-Enterto run a cellAlt-Enterto run a cell and add a new one after- …
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Would LOVE to see vim keybinds for nbterm
I’ve managed to get a branch up with custom keybindings (I wanted something vim-like as well) and hope to send in a PR soon. How would you feel about a JSON file to put custom key bindings? If so, any thoughts on where it should go?