Ymacs -- An Emacs-like editor for the Web
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Re: Ymacs -- An Emacs-like editor for the Web
#2Incidentally, Emacs 24 removes the dashes from the modeline, so using Ymacs is almost a bit nostalgic!
Re: Ymacs -- An Emacs-like editor for the Web
#3Next, web-based vim please!
Re: Ymacs -- An Emacs-like editor for the Web
#4Cool, but Ctrl-N (move down) doesn't work (it opens a new page).
Re: Ymacs -- An Emacs-like editor for the Web
#5Next, web-based vim please!
Re: Ymacs -- An Emacs-like editor for the Web
#6The problem is I need an emacs/vim/TextMate style editor for the iPad usable in the airplane. I really wish TextMate would become available on iOS.
Re: Ymacs -- An Emacs-like editor for the Web
#7Next, web-based vim please!
http://gpl.internetconnection.net/vi/
Many keys appear to be trapped in the browser making it impossible to use on Mac Safari. It would be cool if someone worked on a fully-fledged environment, worked out all the issues, and somehow integrated it with an existing infrastructure like Amazon S3 or packaged and distributed a client with a sandbox server side.
Re: Ymacs -- An Emacs-like editor for the Web
#8I really wish this were rolled into github.
Re: Ymacs -- An Emacs-like editor for the Web
#9GitHub should integrate this into their site for editing files.
Re: Ymacs -- An Emacs-like editor for the Web
#10Cool, but Ctrl-N (move down) doesn't work (it opens a new page).
Maybe it depends on which browser you're using, but in Safari 5, when the main textbox/input box has focus, C-n works for me, as well as ESC for Meta. You may want to try giving it focus first?