How to customize shortcut keys ?

[hyawara]

In Telescope, use to next when insert mode :

How to implement this function in fzf-lua?
I simply set up keymap:

-- insert 模式下，上下左右移动
map('i', '<C-h>', '<Left>', opt)
map('i', '<C-j>', '<Down>', opt)
map('i', '<C-k>', '<Up>', opt)
map('i', '<C-l>', '<Right>', opt)

However, in some plug-ins 'select ui, it cannot be moved, such as "folke/persistence.nvim":

thanks

[cpcopy]

The default key map in fzf-lua is <C-k> and <C-j> to move between items. Are they remapped?

[cpcopy]

Fzf-lua window is terminal, you may set the key map as below. Actually, it works at my side without any key map.

 vim.keymap.set("t", "<C-j>", "<Down>", { silent = true })

[ibhagwan]

Fzf defaults should have ctrl-j|k for up down, in case these are missing add these to your setup call:

  keymap = { fzf = { true, ['ctrl-j']='down', ['ctrl-k']='up' } }

If this doesn’t work you probably have a <C-j> in neovim which is overriding it, you can check with :tmap <C-j>.

[hyawara]

Fzf defaults should have ctrl-j|k for up down, in case these are missing add these to your setup call:

  keymap = { fzf = { true, ['ctrl-j']='down', ['ctrl-k']='up' } }

If this doesn’t work you probably have a <C-j> in neovim which is overriding it, you can check with :tmap <C-j>.

I set this, but not work:

and :tmap <C-j> is this:

I commented out other relevant places and only kept the fzf-lua key <C-j> .

[hyawara]

Fzf-lua window is terminal, you may set the key map as below. Actually, it works at my side without any key map.

 vim.keymap.set("t", "<C-j>", "<Down>", { silent = true })

For me, it still doesn't work.

[hyawara]

But if I set the telescope in insert mode, it works, which is weird.

[hyawara]

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[ibhagwan]

I believe you it’s not working but you’ll have to troubleshoot this yourself, this is probably related to your terminal / tmux setup, try running fzf in the shell and see if ctrl-j/k works.

But if I set the telescope in insert mode, it works, which is weird.

Not weird at all, telescope is a regular buffer, is an external process in a terminal buffer (no insert mode, terminal mode instead).

[hyawara]

I will try to solve it. Thank you very much for your help.