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Re: [Nano-devel] Thoughts
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Benno Schulenberg |
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Re: [Nano-devel] Thoughts |
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Sat, 28 Apr 2018 12:55:40 +0200 |
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Op 27-04-18 om 15:27 schreef address@hidden:
> 5. Not all keys are rebindable - like arrow keys for example.
Yes, the standard cursor-movement keys are hard-bound.
That won't change.
> 6. ~/.nanorc is kind of useless because when you do `sudo nano` ~ becomes
> /root
> and in the end /etc/nanorc is the only rc that matters.
sudo nano /root/.nanorc, ^R your own .nanorc and edit.
> 7. Ctrl+Left should also stop at the end of the word.
What?! You want Ctrl+Left to stop both at the end and the
beginning of a word?
Won't happen. The current behavior is what Pico does, so this
is what nano does.
> 8. Ctrl+Right should also stop at the end of the word.
> 9. Shift+Ctrl+Left should also stop at the end of the word.
> 10. Shift+Ctrl+Left [...]
WTF? Why all this repetitious stuff? If Ctrl+Left does something,
Ctrl+Right will necessarily do the mirror thing. Anything else
would be madness.
> 15. Delete/backspace should delete the selection if there is one.
No. Won't be changed. See https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/index.php?53534.
> 16. Lua syntax file should be updated for Lua 5.3.
Send patch.
> 17. Autocomplete segfaults at the end of the word list (fixed in later
> version?)
Already fixed in 2.9.6.
> 26. There should be a keystroke to delete a word and whitespace around it to
> the
> right. Maybe alt+del.
> 27. There should be a keystroke to delete a word and whitespace around it to
> the
> left. Maybe alt+backspace.
Those functions already exist, cutwordleft and cutwordright, you
just need to bind them. Alt+Delete and Alt+Backspace are not
usable, they do not always produce distinct codes from a plain
Delete and Backspace.
> 28. The titlebar maybe should be replaced with file tabs.
You proposed that before. You did not bother to respond to my
comments then. So this is where I stop.
Benno
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