A code editor heavily inspired by Vim
http://kakoune.org/
Kakoune is a code editor heavily inspired by Vim.
It's faster as in less keystrokes, supports multiple selections and uses orthogonal design.
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Revision 48 (latest revision is 66)
Michael Vetter (jubalh)
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(revision 48)
- Update to 2021.08.28: * command and response fifo support * Shell expansions only trim the last trailing newline instead of all of them to make is possible to losslessly pass text through %sh{...}. * set-option -remove support for subtracting/removing from option values * Menu completions such as command name completion are now auto-inserted on space * write -atomic was replaced with write -method [replace|overwrite] to make both write methods available explicitly * write <filename> will fail if the given filename already exists and is a regular file. Use the -force switch to override that behaviour. * ncurses was replaced with a custom terminal escape sequence backend, ncurses is not a dependency anymore. - Remove 0001-Add-missing-limits-includes.patch
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