Hey @nvimdev. First and foremost, thanks a lot for your work on this awesome plugin. I've only recently started using lspsaga extensively and I am really enjoying it.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
However, when using modules that open floating windows (and have a bunch of keymaps) I tend to forget the default keymaps and have to constantly check the documentation. I know that I can just remap the keys, but I will probably just forget all but the most commonly feature keymaps. Also, I think the default keymaps are quite sensible, its just that I just keep forgetting most of them over time.
Describe the solution you'd like
I was wondering if it would be possible to add some sort of keymap reference list/menu similar to that offered by neogit or which-key. Perhaps a similar small list of keymaps displayed somewhere in the (floating) windows would help.
Describe alternatives you've considered
neogit also has a ? binding that shows the full keymap reference menu. An alternative could be an additional keybind (<C-?> for example) to bring up another (floating) window consisting of the keymap list/reference.
Hey @nvimdev. First and foremost, thanks a lot for your work on this awesome plugin. I've only recently started using
lspsagaextensively and I am really enjoying it.Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
However, when using modules that open floating windows (and have a bunch of keymaps) I tend to forget the default keymaps and have to constantly check the documentation. I know that I can just remap the keys, but I will probably just forget all but the most commonly feature keymaps. Also, I think the default keymaps are quite sensible, its just that I just keep forgetting most of them over time.
Describe the solution you'd like
I was wondering if it would be possible to add some sort of keymap reference list/menu similar to that offered by
neogitorwhich-key. Perhaps a similar small list of keymaps displayed somewhere in the (floating) windows would help.Describe alternatives you've considered
neogitalso has a?binding that shows the full keymap reference menu. An alternative could be an additional keybind (<C-?>for example) to bring up another (floating) window consisting of the keymap list/reference.