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Extend the operator range to cover white spaces to the left of
the cursor position on the same line.
Close #400
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Instead of trying to filter out path-segments-beginning-with-dot from the
entire path (including the prefix, which would be perfectly legitimate),
tell find to prune hidden directories and ignore hidden file as it walks
the tree.
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Because we're completing text from the document, we can't assume it's
going to be a sensible regex pattern, or glob pattern, let alone both,
so we should quote the pattern before we hand it off to helper tools
like grep and find.
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Previously, vis-complete built up a command-line by repeated subtitution
into a shell variable, then executing that shell variable in a subshell.
I'm not entirely sure what shell-meta-character mischief would have been
possible, but now we just do all the piping in the same shell which is
much safer.
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This fixes ":set syntax text" and adds a missing file association
for the taskpaper lexer.
The protobuf and crystal lexers were slightly reformatted,
but should contain no functional changes.
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This is to avoid issues when handling file paths
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This solves a name conflict between 'pkgver' variable (which what highlighted
in wrong color) and function.
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Based upon scintillua rev 568 id 55b15760cd31.
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Adds a taskpaper lexer.
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Make cursor placement after scrolling (half) pages up/down less arbitrary.
Close #390, fix #391
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Close #392
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Avoid intermediate shell.
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:e without any argument can be used to reload the file from
disk whereas before a "Filename expected" error would be
displayed.
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Previously the cursor would be placed in the middle of
the screen thus causing a distracting jump. Instead try
to scroll the view port by only 1 line when the cursor
is moved out of the visible area.
The current implementation might be quite a bit slower
than before, use page-wise scrolling to skip large
regions.
At some point we should optimize motions like 1000j.
Close #301
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There is no need to set global settings for each window.
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Close #387
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functions
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The character following the `r` command in normal mode should be
treated as regular input given in insert/replace mode, that is no
tranformation should be applied. Temporarily disable the language
map for this reason.
Close #382
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The shell script should be reviewed for quoting issues, currently
it allows command injections as in:
$ vis-complete "'; rm -f some-file; echo "
However it is intended for interactive usage and from within vis
it is only ever called with a valid completion prefix.
The file name completion logic now supports nested directories.
Close #347
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We use an adapted variant of sam's structural regular expression
based command language. The initial implementation was partially
based upon the following functions from sam / acme:
* parse.h / edit.h (struct definitions)
* cmd.c / edit.c (functions parsecmd, simpleaddr, compoundaddr)
* xec.c / ecmd.c (cmdexec)
* address.c / addr.c (address)
It turns out the relevant code can be traced back to the initial
X11 port of sam which is distributed under an ISC-like license
instead of the Lucent Public License Version 1.02 used for Plan 9,
plan9port and 9base.
http://www.netlib.org/research/
http://www.netlib.org/research/sam.shar
Hence we switch to the simpler license variant.
Close #238
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s/Action/Revision/g
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The help formatting could probably be improved, short
single line help texts are still missing. Patches welcome.
Close #283
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Triggered after the new file content has been written to disk.
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The event is only triggerred for new files read from disk (e.g.
splitting an existing window will not cause an event to be emitted).
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The refcount is already incremented in the `window_new_file`
function, no need to do it again.
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The behavior is not exactly the same because vim preserves any
existing white spaces wihle we remove existing ones but do
not insert additional ones.
The vim behavior (essentially only deleating new lines) can be
achived using something like:
:x/\n/d
Close #374
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