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Disable autojump for add to playlist dialog. #1070

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Autojump seems to take precedence over regular keys, which isn't the wanted behavior, especially when there are playlists in the list that contain some of the most common Vim keybindings. For example when there is a playlist called 'jazz', pressing j will jump to that playlist instead of going down.

This commit disables autojump for now. If search inside the add to playlist dialog would be a wanted feature, it could be implemented using the default Vim search button / which would work the same way as searching in other lists works right now.

closes #881

Autojump seems to take precedence over regular keys, which isn't the
wanted behavior, especially when there are playlists in the list that
contain some of the most common Vim keybindings. For example when there
is a playlist called 'jazz', pressing `j` will jump to that playlist
instead of going down.

This commit disables autojump for now. If search inside the add to
playlist dialog would be a wanted feature, it could be implemented using
the default Vim search button `/` which would work the same way as
searching in other lists works right now.
@hrkfdn hrkfdn merged commit 0c5693c into hrkfdn:main Mar 4, 2023
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hrkfdn commented Mar 4, 2023

Merged, thanks!

@ThomasFrans ThomasFrans deleted the fix-playlist-menu-up-down branch March 5, 2023 00:22
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