Sodium: A modern editor for the Redox OS
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Sodium is a editor inspired by a various
console based, keyboard-centric editor.
The keybindings are loosly based on Vim.

This is a small guide for using Sodium.

Sodium consists of three different types
of command sets.

1) Global commands. These are possible to
   use anywhere, in any mode.
2) Mode-specific commands. These are
   specific to a given mode.
3) Namespaces. Commands that can be
   invoked as input (after) certain
   commands.

The modes are of two types:
- Command mode: In command mode a command
  can be preceeded by a numeral. This
  numeral is called a parameter, and can
  mean various things for the command.
- Primitive mode: In this type of mode
  the keys are given directly to the
  handler without any form of parsing.

Global commands
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- [alt][space]: Go to the next cursor.
- [alt]<motion>: Move a given motion.
- [shift][space]: Go back to normal mode.

Modes
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# Normal

This is the default mode. Normal mode
provides various commands. Normal mode
is intended for doing commands which
are often invoked and commands used to
change modes.

The following commands are valid in
normal mode:

- h
- j
- k
- l
- J
- K
- H
- L
- g
- G
- b
- B
- i
- r
- R
- x
- X
- d
- o
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