I got fed up with the standard offerings back in '07 or so and hammered out my idea of a code editor that's perfect for me over a long weekend. It mmaps files initially for instant response, it has a small sensible command set that I can remember completely, it depends on nothing more than the standard C library and a terminal emulator, and it's not many more lines of code than some Emacs configuration files that I'v…
Cool. Is it public? What data structure do you use for the modifications?
Build Your Own Text Editor
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#162The Craft of Text Editing , by Craig A. Finseth: http://www.finseth.com/craft/
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Um... Can I use it too? That sounds amazing.
really? I mean, I could probably make a version for folks to test. It only has git support and SFTP. Committing to git currently works, push works, but sometimes says it fails. Still looking into this. Color syntax highlighting works with your handwriting, but in the "worksheet" (an interactive shell) it does not yet.
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really? I mean, I could probably make a version for folks to test. It only has git support and SFTP. Committing to git currently works, push works, but sometimes says it fails. Still looking into this. Color syntax highlighting works with your handwriting, but in the "worksheet" (an interactive shell) it does not yet.
Yea, I think it would be cool to use. The only thing I'm missing on my iPad Pro is a good way to work on programming.