Thanks, it works.
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caóc
> If someone can confirm that the man page should be updated to reflect
> the new keybindings, I will submit a patch of st.1. The man page still
> has "Alt".
Yeah, the man page should be updated.
Regards,
Hello
I wrote a blog post explaining the philosophy of the 's' shell better.
Here it is reformatted for email, I hope it'll be interesting to the
suckless group:
# { :; }
After the Shellshock bug happened they fixed the parsing bug in bash
that let people hijack webservers by simply
> I wrote a patch[0] for mg which sort of adds Unicode support a while
I wrote a 1 line editor for st [1]. It allows you to edit a page of text
and then print it to stdout or to some other file using -o.
Regards,
[1] http://lists.suckless.org/dev/1401/19894.html
I like the idea of only having commands, environment variables, pipes,
and conditions (with && and ||). This has some purity, not using the
shell as a programming language, but as a tool to compose other
programs.
I was worried about a few things not being possible at all, like:
find .
S. Gilles wrote:
> I wrote a patch[0] for mg which sort of adds Unicode support a while
> back via wchar_t. Upstream interest was low, as they were just about
> to release 6.0 and I got the impression they'd rather write it
> themselves, but as far as I can tell it works. At the very least,
> it
robin wrote:
> I wrote a vi like editor in <1k lines.
> Fairly shitty, but maybe it inspires to something.
> https://github.com/byllgrim/svi
It is a good base, thanks, even though it lacks a delete functionality
(backspace doesn't work on already written to a file characters),
undo and a ruler.
On 2017-04-10T11:54:29+, Cág wrote:
> S. Gilles wrote:
>
> > I wrote a patch[0] for mg which sort of adds Unicode support a while
> > back via wchar_t. Upstream interest was low, as they were just about
> > to release 6.0 and I got the impression they'd rather write it
> > themselves, but as
