Change motion keys according to xah fly keys

[thorstengrothe]

I like the key sheme of xah fly keys very much. In short:

j = left
l = right
i = above
k= below

worf works with vim like key sheme. My goal is one key sheme for all my work, so I tried to change some keys in worf mode:

(use-package worf
  :ensure t
  :init
  (add-hook 'org-mode-hook #'worf-mode)

  :bind
  (:map worf-mode-map
        ;; Navigation mode
        ("k" . wspecial-worf-down)
        ("i" . wspecial-worf-up)
        ("c" . wspecial-worf-tab)
        ("C" . wspecial-worf-shifttab)
        ("ö" . wspecial-worf-right)
        ("<" . wspecial-worf-change-mode)

        ;; Delete Mode
        :map worf-delete-mode-map
        ("k" . wspecial-worf-cut-subtree)
        ("i" . wspecial-worf-delete-k)
        ))

But this makes problems for example when I press a to add a new heading below the current one the structure of my org file get's corrupted. Without my personal keys it does work fine and of course c for change mode is not working anymore. Is there any way to change keys to xah fly keys sheme?

[spiderbit]

nice just looking into something like that :D

But would you not have to somehow disable some xah-fly-keys bindings in org-mode to not collide with that?

Also I use dvorak which makes things even more complicated :)

A good start would be to have a visual keymap or something I can't even really test it if it would be useful because of the strange keys no help system. Press as example c can't press ? afterwards to get what key are availible next etc.

To be honest I am more interested in the ideas behind the keybindings than the implementation. Org original keybindings are a mess and hard to configure.

[spiderbit]

Wouldn't it be more easy to fork it and replace all the keys with more exwm-like ideally with some sort of vector or something with keys specific to dvorak / qwerty... I am just not grasping fully what it does and does not from reading the readme or look a bit over the code.

Some listing of features would be nice.