Override default key bindings, not add to them

[nzeh]

I'm really liking sioyek. What I'm trying to do now is to add completely custom keybindings that override the default ones. It seems to me that the bindings in keys_user only add to the existing ones. Is there a way to replace existing ones?

I have a partial answer, but it's not good enough for what I'm trying to do: If I want to rebind key to a new command, all I have to do is add a line

to my config. Here is where it gets weird: In the default config 'v' stands for visual select. I am trying to make this a prefix to mean "View something". Like "View portal window", "View preview", ... I want to have bindings like 'vp', 'v', ... for them, in the same spirit as 'gg', ... If I just add bindings for 'vp', ..., then they never get executed because the moment I press 'v', it gets interpreted as "enter visual select mode", not as a prefix. I tried to first unbind 'v' using 'noop v'. This works to no longer trigger select mode, but it still doesn't allow me to use 'v' as a prefix key. I guess it is now explicitly bound to 'noop', which does nothing.

Is there currently a way to achieve what I want? If not, can a future version include some mechanism to delete existing bindings? This would be awesome.

[ahrm]

I think this is already fixed in the development branch.

[nzeh]

Ah ok. Thanks. I'll have to install that one then. Any prediction when this will become stable?

[ahrm]

Unfortunately no.

[nzeh]

That's fine. Thanks for sharing sioyek with the world.

[7910f6ba7ee4]

I think this is already fixed in the development branch.

Using the development branch, still doesn't appear to be working. My specific usecase:

I'm binding move_right to o then binding open_document to x.

I would expect open_document to be overwritten, and move_right to stay. What happens is both o and x are bound to open_document and o is bound to move_right. When pressing o, it only activates open_document.

I have tried multiple position orders in keys_user.config as well as using the noop binding. The former has no effect and the latter only completely disables the key, which is not what I want.

Edit: fixed issue, seemed to be a comment interfering. For others, I am defining move_right first and open_document second, no noop.