Unless I’m missing something (which is 120% possible, I’ve barely touched Rust before), the
prefix check here
// support ctrl-a prefix, like screen or tmux
if ctrl && input.code == KeyCode::Char(settings.keys.prefix.chars().next().unwrap_or('a')) {
self.prefix = true;
return InputAction::Continue;
}
occurs before any other key handling is done, and consumes the keypress, so it shouldn’t ever match the resurrected one down in handle_search_input() I think?
A quick test locally seems to show it working as expected with this line unconditionally re-added.
It might even be possible to use this behaviour to have a generic passthrough as well, so C-KEY, C-KEY runs the function bound to just C-KEY in the active window/keymap.
So if someone later adds a C-x binding, I could invoke it with C-x,C-x, etc.
If I manage to get anything working I’ll stick up a draft PR, its probably easier than trying to usefully link to snippets here.