ok ratchov@
dte is a small and easy to use console text editor.
Features:
* Multiple buffers/tabs
* Unlimited undo/redo
* Search and replace
* Syntax highlighting
* Customizable color schemes
* Customizable key bindings
* Command language with auto-completion
* Jump to definition (using ctags)
* Jump to compiler error
Improvements since 2.9.0:
- A key can be bound to a string -- any mix of text and commands.
- Error messages are shown by default in bright white on red.
- <Tab> and <Shift+Tab> can be used to indent/unindent a marked region.
- Can snip trailing whitespace while typing, with 'set trimblanks'.
- The ability to record and replay a series of keystrokes (a macro).
- Assigned functions to ^S (save file) and ^Q (start backward search).
- Indenting and unindenting have been integrated into the undo system.
- Support for $XDG_CONFIG_HOME for the nanorc file, and $XDG_DATA_HOME
for the history files (of search strings and cursor positions).
OK landry@
upstream hardcodes directories with dictionaries,
we rely on mozilla-dicts - including a patch
to look for dictionaries in that directory.
Patch submitted upstream as:
https://github.com/wereturtle/ghostwriter/pull/285
Vis aims to be a modern, legacy free, simple yet efficient editor combining the
strengths of both vi(m) and sam.
It extends vi's modal editing with built-in support for multiple
cursors/selections and combines it with sam's structural regular expression
based command language.
As an universal editor it has decent Unicode support and should cope with
arbitrary files including: large, binary or single-line ones.
Efficient syntax highlighting is provided using Parsing Expression Grammars
which can be conveniently expressed using Lua in the form of LPeg.
From Klemens Nanni and Carolyn Saunders
ok tb@
silently passes -export-dynamic to the linker, clang doesn't, issues
a warning and discards it. This leads to lots of runtime warnings like
Gtk-WARNING **: Could not find signal handler ...
printed and to misbehaviour of gummi (especially menus don't work).
Problem (including the clang warnings about '-e xport-dynamic') by
Sebastian Neuper.
Some help and hints from jca@.
While this isn't the best way to fix it (because clang still prints
warnings when compiling rather than linking), it just works[tm],
and apart from one newer release of gummi (0.6.6), there's not much
upstream activity.
The autotools setup detects and links against it, but the code of vim
doesn't use it. Discusse with sthen@, who found this mail (2001!) from
upstream.
https://marc.info/?l=vim-dev&m=100487203621247&w=2
