additional sticky modifiers?

[holtzermann17]

I'm liking god mode. One idea that would make it even more useful for me would be to have it extend to a "pantheon mode" -- or perhaps "trinity mode" -- or in less grand terms, a way to similate general purpose sticky modifiers. For example, I know I can do <god-mode-on>gb..<god-mode-off> instead of M-b M-b but it would be nice to either have a whole separate dispatch, so I could type <meta-mode-on>bb<meta-mode-off> or to have an option so that <god-mode-on>g is understood to be sticky, so I would type <god-mode-on>gbb<god-mode-off>.

(This is similar to issue #74, and it might work well to use key chords as the dispatches, so that, for example, gc activated <control-mode> (i.e. what is currently known as "<god mode>"), .p activated <meta-mode>, etc.; of course the specific chords could be customizable.)

[YangZhao11]

You can just customize god-mod-alist in various settings. e.g.
(defun god-meta-mode () (interactive)
(if god-local-mode (god-mode-all)
(setq god-mod-alist '((nil . "M-")))
(god-mode-all))

I personally did not find a need for meta-mode, although I'm experimenting with god-mod-alist set to ((nil . "C-M-") ("g" . "C-")), for sexp editing.

[holtzermann17]

Thanks for the hint, that should do it for me...

[holtzermann17]

BTW, about a year later, I got around to implementing something that works the way I like.

https://gist.github.com/holtzermann17/ba34f4cccf732c29f6209e7e795005de