rafaelromao's keyboard layout

Navigation and Mouse

The Navigation and Mouse layer can be activated holding the outer left and right thumb keys, respectively.

The Navigation layer gives access to one-shot mods, along with tab and esc, in the left side and VIM style navigation, along with page navigation, insert, delete, home, end and enter, in the right side.
In VIM, navigation with hjkl should be ignored in favor of the navigation with the fingers in the home position, using the navigation layer.
- For that to work better, hjkl should be disabled in normal and visual modes:
```
nnoremap h <nop>
nnoremap j <nop>
nnoremap k <nop>
nnoremap l <nop>
vnoremap h <nop>
vnoremap j <nop>
vnoremap k <nop>
vnoremap l <nop>
```
- This trade-off turns the navigation easier and ubiquitous and makes even more sense when using other layout than qwerty.

The Mouse layer is similar to the navigation layer, but replaces the arrows and page navigation by mouse and wheel navigation.

The first and second mouse buttons are mirrored in both sides of the mouse layer, in the inner columns.

The mouse layer can be disabled, using the Maintenance layer or a combo with the keys Home and End. In this case, the navigation layer will be activated in its place. Repeating the same combo toggle the mouse layer back on.
Source code: mouselayer_toggle.c

Select Word is a macro that selects the current word in the first press and extend the selection to the next word in consecutive presses.
If shift is held (or in one-shot mode), this macro will select the line instead, and extend the seletion to the next line in consecutive presses.
This macro is also OS aware and works the same way on Windows, Linux and MacOS.
There is a dedicated key for this macro, in the left side of the Navigation and Mouse layers, but a combo with the middle and ring fingers in the top row on the right side will also trigger this macro.
Source Code: select_word.c

Window Swapper is a macro that performs Alt-Tab on Windows/Linux and Cmd+Tab on MacOS, holding the modifier between keypresses.
Source Code: window_swapper.c

Double or triple tapping will start or stop recording the dynamic macro 1 or 2, respectively.
Tapping or holding will play the dynamic macro 1 or 2, respectively.
If there is a macro being recorded, using the Default Mod Key to deactivate one-shot modifiers (tapping it twice) will stop recording and clear the current macro.
Source Code: dynamic_macro.c