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fix: use correct prev/next keymap #53

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#23 (comment) nvim-cmp uses ctrl-n and ctrl-p by default for choosing items in a completion window. So does vanilla Neovim and Emacs and pretty much every terminal application I know of. ctrl-j and ctrl-k are unidiomatic.

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Saghen#23 (comment)
nvim-cmp uses `ctrl-n` and `ctrl-p` by default for choosing items in a completion windows. So does vanilla Neovim and Emacs and pretty much every terminal application I know of. `ctrl-j` and `ctrl-k` are unidiomatic.
@Saghen Saghen merged commit f456c2a into Saghen:main Oct 9, 2024
lopi-py pushed a commit to lopi-py/blink.cmp that referenced this pull request Oct 10, 2024
* fix: use correct prev/next keymap

Saghen#23 (comment)
nvim-cmp uses `ctrl-n` and `ctrl-p` by default for choosing items in a completion windows. So does vanilla Neovim and Emacs and pretty much every terminal application I know of. `ctrl-j` and `ctrl-k` are unidiomatic.

* Update README.md
lopi-py pushed a commit to lopi-py/blink.cmp that referenced this pull request Oct 10, 2024
* fix: use correct prev/next keymap

Saghen#23 (comment)
nvim-cmp uses `ctrl-n` and `ctrl-p` by default for choosing items in a completion windows. So does vanilla Neovim and Emacs and pretty much every terminal application I know of. `ctrl-j` and `ctrl-k` are unidiomatic.

* Update README.md
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