A swap lines action would be nice, e.g. [CTRL]+Up/Down moves the line upwards/downwards.

$ make debug

CC src/clipboard.c
CC src/tools/convert.c
src/tools/convert.c:80:1: warning: non-void function does not return a value [-Wreturn-type]
}
^
1 warning generated.
LD tmp/tools/convert
CO src/config.default.txt
CC src/config.c
src/config.c:317:51: warning: expression does not compute the number of elements in this array; element type is 'size_t'
(aka 'unsigned long'), not 'int' [-Wsizeof-array-div]
if (brackets<sizeof(bracket_positions)/sizeof(int)) {
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ^
src/config.c:293:12: note: array 'bracket_positions' declared here
size_t bracket_positions[1024];
^
src/config.c:317:51: note: place parentheses around the 'sizeof(int)' expression to silence this warning
if (brackets<sizeof(bracket_positions)/sizeof(int)) {
^
1 warning generated.
CC src/document.c
...
...
CC src/library/misc.c
CC src/library/mutex.c
src/library/mutex.c:10:48: error: use of undeclared identifier 'PTHREAD_MUTEX_ADAPTIVE_NP'
pthread_mutexattr_settype(&mutex->attribute, PTHREAD_MUTEX_ADAPTIVE_NP);
^
1 error generated.
make: *** [tmp/src/library/mutex.o] Error 1

The regex for parsing the file path and line number from compilation output is defunctional, the editor opens up a new file with my/path/to/file:123 as filename.

After a search, moving with left/right sets the cursor on the line of the search result, whereas moving with up/down sets the cursor from last position before the search.

It would be very convenient, if the text from a previous search would be selected upon opening the search dialog to immediately type new search text into without need to erase the old one.

For editing an existing file and saving it under a new path/name.

Open up a new buffer for quick editing. Ideally with saveas command supported if there is a desire to save the draft later.

Under some circumstances, the cursor is not visible after a search. Seems to correlate with the search-result line beeing the last visible line.

/opt/Source/tippse$ ./make.sh
/tmp/cc6yQEXC.ltrans1.ltrans.o: In Funktion »document_text_transform.constprop.13«:
:(.text.unlikely+0x947): Warnung: undefinierter Verweis auf »encoding_cache_find_length«
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status

error occurs since b01747b

It would be very useful if tippse could save the currently opened files in a status when closed, that are reopened upon next start.

It would be nice if cut and copy operations affect the whole line when no selection is active. Ideally working additionally if executed multiple times (cut + cut + cut = cut 3 lines).

Steps to reproduce:

1. select any range of lines
2. use untab twice
   -->on second untab only the first selected line moves
3. use tab
   -->only the first selected line moves

currently used commit: cbc7db7

compile output is plotted to the buffer and scrolled down, but the cursor is set to the first line.

steps to reproduce:

1. open a file
2. select saveas command
3. press [POS1] to get to first character in filterdialog
4. add some characters
5. press [DEL]

tippse freezes by computing at high load

It would be useful to just select text in the file and hit [CTRL]+f to search after the selected text.

It would be nice to have a tab setting, defining the tabulator length.

tippse is currently selecting Space*1 for cpp documents which is really annoying, since it matches the brackets based on it. It would be very nice, if I can define a useful (for my cases) fallback ideally based on file type.

It would be quite handy, if the file browser would open up in the directory of the currently active file. It would ease working in large file trees.

Configuration file .tippse is only read at startup, if the editor is started in that directory. A .tippse file in the $home directory is ignored.