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-- Personalized keybindings for jasonrudolph/keyboard/hammerspoon WindowLayout Mode
--
-- To customize the key bindings for WindowLayout Mode, create a copy of this
-- file, save it as `windows-bindings.lua`, and edit the table below to
-- configure your preferred shortcuts.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Define WindowLayout Mode
--
-- In addition to the default keybindings:

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This is a stoopid simple wrapper script to conveniently test drive different
# vim/emacs distributions w/out messing up your own vim/emacs environment.

# It accomplishes this by "installing" them in their own isolated "$HOME"
# environment (under their own "$HOME/.cache/test-drive-vimacs/$DISTRO"
# folder.) We save and export the real "$HOME" value as "$REAL_HOME" making it
# available during the editing session, in case its needed.

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# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# https://gist.github.com/jeebak/2fb31f964669892f6ef457508916bdb3
#
# A three line ZSH prompt, with emacs and vim keybindings:
#   1. At-a-glance:   ┌─($USER@$HOST:$TTY─(shlvl:$SHLVL)─(jobs:0)─(exit:$?)
#   2. VCS/vim mode:  │░(«git/vim mode»)↔[master↔origin↕◇◇◇]░》
#   3. [r]prompt:     └─(«zsh»)%                                        [~]
#
# NOTE: SHLVL on macOS seems to be > 1 (it is correctly 1, under Linux.) The
# quick workaround is to: export SHLVL=1 (before starting tmux, for example.)

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diff --git a/lesspipe.sh b/lesspipe.sh
index dc8c594..379cc12 100755
--- a/lesspipe.sh
+++ b/lesspipe.sh
@@ -527,8 +527,8 @@ isfinal() {
       lang=${3#$sep}
       lang="-l ${lang#.}"
       lang=${lang%%-l }
-      if cmd_exist code2color; then
-        code2color $PPID ${in_file:+"$in_file"} $lang "$2"

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__dotmatrix::ctrl-key() {
  # Run: zsh -f -c 'set -o emacs; bindkey'
  # to get a list of default keybindings.

  # Some keybindings, like those for cursor movements: ^a, ^e, ^f, ^b, etc. are
  # meaningful when there is text on the command line. If the command line is
  # empty, then these keybindings are essentially no-ops.

  # Using the $CURSOR and $BUFFER zle variables, we can take advantage of this
  # and assign custom behavior to these bindings when the command line is empty.

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-- load standard vis module, providing parts of the Lua API
require('vis')

function FilterRange(file, range, pos, filter)
    -- Based on: http://martanne.github.io/vis/doc/#Vis:operator_new
    local status, out, err = vis:pipe(file, range, filter)
    if not status then
        vis:info(err)
    else
        file:delete(range)