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For example, if I hit "1", I will have one set of key-bindings, and "2" will have a second, different set of key-bindings.
At first, I thought maybe I could just "unbind" by mapping old keys to do-nothing methods, but I really like the Footer() functionality which automagically lists the key-bindings along with the proper click-callbacks.
Is there a way I can implement contextual key-bindings without losing the Footer() functionality?
The Footer() should show the new key-bindings as I switch contexts.
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I'm trying to implement contextual key-bindings.
For example, if I hit "1", I will have one set of key-bindings, and "2" will have a second, different set of key-bindings.
At first, I thought maybe I could just "unbind" by mapping old keys to do-nothing methods, but I really like the Footer() functionality which automagically lists the key-bindings along with the proper click-callbacks.
Is there a way I can implement contextual key-bindings without losing the Footer() functionality?
The Footer() should show the new key-bindings as I switch contexts.
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