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vonshednob avatar vonshednob commented on May 28, 2024 1

Perfect requests! Yes, these are possible to implement, but I was too lazy and was hoping for someone to come around and complain ๐Ÿ˜€

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andrei-a-papou avatar andrei-a-papou commented on May 28, 2024 1

Being able to use Ctrl-based bindings when editing todos is very important to me since I'm currently grooming a large todo file. So I made a patch myself :) The code is probably ugly in places if only because I know next to nothing about curses. So I'll most certainly appreciate it if you could take a look.

Things seem to be working fine after a half day of usage, but give me a couple days to test it more thoroughly in the trenches and I'll post the patches, is that OK?

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vonshednob avatar vonshednob commented on May 28, 2024 1

By all means! Forking and patching is what open source is good for, after all ๐Ÿ˜

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andrei-a-papou avatar andrei-a-papou commented on May 28, 2024 1

I've tested my patches for a couple of days, and they seem to be stable. So here you go:

80-ctrl-key-functions-1.diff.gz
80-ctrl-key-functions-2.diff.gz
90-ctrl-key-combos.diff.gz

I'm not 100% sure the detection of Ctrl-based combinations will work on every machine (I detect values of 524, 550 and 565), so I'd be curious about your experience. Key combos in curses-based apps can be tricky due to various terminals and environments used.

Also, I've redefined ^H to work as Ctrl + Backspace rather than plain Backspace. This is a bit non-standard: e.g. bash doesn't do it, but then again bash has Alt/Meta + Backspace which we can't have in pter yet. I reasoned the user can always map <ctrl_backspace> to del-left to make both ^H and ^? act as Backspace.

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vonshednob avatar vonshednob commented on May 28, 2024 1

Yeah, the keymap compatibility due to the various terminals has caused other issues, too. I have the nagging feeling that these types of issues will accumulate to a degree that might require a change of the backendโ€ฆ well, thatโ€™s for the future.

Iโ€™ll merge your changes with the next release! Thanks a lot!

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vonshednob avatar vonshednob commented on May 28, 2024 1

Aaaand merged! Soon I'm through all pending issues and then I'll release.

I might add the configuration option word-boundary-characters or word-delimiters or something.

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vonshednob avatar vonshednob commented on May 28, 2024 1

Absolutely! I intend to get all the open issues into the next release.

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vonshednob avatar vonshednob commented on May 28, 2024 1

So here we go -- until the end of this weekend I'll still assign new issues to the version 3.16 milestone but every subsequent new issue will have to wait longer. This'll do the trick to get a release out, I'm sure ๐Ÿ˜

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andrei-a-papou avatar andrei-a-papou commented on May 28, 2024

Aaaand merged! Soon I'm through all pending issues and then I'll release.

Can't wait! :)

I might add the configuration option word-boundary-characters or word-delimiters or something.

Yes!

P. S. Is this a good time to also take a look at #52 and possibly merge it?

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andrei-a-papou avatar andrei-a-papou commented on May 28, 2024

Alright, but releasing might take a while if I keep sending you patches :) I'll stop for now :)

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