Travis B. Hartwell travisbhartwell

This is my modification of the default mini42 layout with the following changes:

Changed Left Control to ESC. This matches how I configure "regular" keyboards, changing Caps to Escape.
Changed the left Space to Left Control.
Moved the arrow keys in the lower layer to HJKL.

I am sure I will tweak these as I get used to my new keyboard and upload my changes here.

If it wasn't obvious, I am a developer that uses vim keybindings where-ever possible.

	#!/usr/bin/env python3

	from collections import defaultdict
	import csv
	from dataclasses import dataclass
	from datetime import datetime
	from pathlib import Path
	import sys

	#: # -- mode: shell-script; sh-shell: bash; sh-basic-offset: 4; sh-indentation: 4; coding: utf-8 --
	#: # shellcheck shell=bash
	:
	#: # MyCmd Project Command Group Library
	#: # Library for Project Task Runner Functionality
	:
	4: set -o nounset -o errexit -o errtrace -o pipefail
	:
	4: (return 0 >/dev/null 2>&1) \|\| {
	-: echo >&2 "$0 is a library only meant to be sourced."

	Title: "The One with the NFTs"

	Scene 1:

	(The gang is sitting in Central Perk, discussing their latest finds on the internet)

	Rachel: "Guys, have you heard of these things called NFTs? They're like digital collectibles or something?"

	Monica: "Yeah, I've seen them on Instagram. People are paying crazy amounts of money for them."

	# -- mode: shell-script; sh-shell: zsh; sh-basic-offset: 4; sh-indentation: 4; coding: utf-8 --

	local -r project_name="Java"
	cd-project-today-dir "${project_name}"

	from dialysis_data.data import TreatmentLog, make_json_converter

	from visidata import VisiData, TableSheet, Column, date


	@VisiData.api
	def open_dialysis(vd, p):
	"""Dialysis Data Format"""
	return DialysisDataSheet(p.name, source=p)

	from dataclasses import dataclass
	from datetime import date, timedelta
	from decimal import Decimal
	from enum import Enum


	class SolutionStrength(Enum):
	YELLOW = "Yellow"
	GREEN = "Green"

	import iterm2
	import iterm2.tmux


	async def main(connection):
	# This is an example of using an asyncio context manager to register a custom control
	# sequence. You can send a custom control sequence by issuing this command in a
	# terminal session in iTerm2 while this script is running:
	#
	# printf "\033]1337;Custom=id=%s:%s\a" "shared-secret" "create-window"