Add timeout option to key mappings#9551
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This PR introduces timeouts for keyboard modes and multi-key mappings.
A timeout (in seconds) after which an active mode or incomplete key sequence is automatically cancelled can be configured:
map_timeoutoption (applies to all multi-key and modal mappings)--timeoutflag (overrides the global setting)A timeout value of 0 (which is also the default), disables the timer which means the sequence or the mode will be active until manually cancelled or completed.
For multi-key sequences, the timeout is restarted after each valid key press.
I have tested a dev build with the following combinations of global and per mode timeouts:
map_timeoutset, but no--timeoutset for any mode.--timeoutconfigured for a mode but no globalmap_timeoutspecified.map_timeoutset to0.0and a non zero--timeoutset.--timeoutset to0.0for a mode but a non-zeromap_timeoutset.map_timeoutand--timeoutboth configured and non-zero.Everything worked as intended.