Basic text editor inspired by the classic Unix editor - Vi. It was written as an assignment for 'Design patterns' class at univesity using:
- Python
cursesmodule - Vim - text editor :)
To move around the buffer you should use standard Vi keys:
^
< h j k l >
v
Jump movements are also implemented. If you are unfamiliar with those here's a
quick example:
(^ marks the positon of the cursor):
A line of simple text.
^
After hitting ww the cursor will move to this position:
A line of simple text.
^
To put it in words the w command is used for jumping one word forward.
There is a way to move one word backwards - it is the b command. Here's what
happens after hitting b once:
A line of simple text.
^
Like in Vi there is a bunch of commads for inserting text. They are really
useful in day to day editing. I chose to implement only selected few - namely
i, I, A and o.
I- jumps to the beginning of the line before going to the insert mode.i- goes to the insert mode right where the cursor is.A- jumps to the end of line before going to the insert mode.o- jumps one line and then goes to the insert mode.
Basically there are two commands implemented - d and D. Uppercase D
deletes text from current positon to the end of the line. Lowercase d is a
bit more complex because it needs direction as an argument. The standard
movements are the possible arguments.
Przykladowa linijka tekstu.
^
(^ marks the cursor position).
There are 2 possible movements:
dl- deletes the letter under cursordh- deletes the letter before cursor
After execution of 1st possibility.
Przyladowa linijka tekstu.
^
After execution of 2nd possibility.
Przkladowa linijka tekstu.
^
To use substitute command unlike original Vi you just type s and substitution
prompt should appear at the bottom of the screen. Only first match is
substituted.
s/<old_text>/<new_text>/
Last / isn't mandatory.