I think that a good way to access GeanyLua plug-ins via the keyboard would be to have one main GeanyLua key binding that you could hit to get GeanyLua to listen for the *next* key and then run the appropriate plug-in for you from there. That is, use a "prefix key". For example, you could use the letter 'r' to reach `reverse.lua`, and get to it by hitting a prefix key combo like, say, Ctrl-!. The whole command would then be: Ctrl-! r (hit Ctrl-!, release, then tap 'r').
The main idea is, I'd rather not play games trying to find unused key combos for every Lua plug-in script that I plan on using regularly. And I want to be able to access these regularly-used plug-ins very quickly via the keyboard.
Can I get the main GeanyLua plug-in to respond to one main key combo like that (ex. Ctrl-!)? And, if so, any recommendations on how I could then make it hand-off to the selected Lua script after I hit the next key?
Thanks, ---John