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You'll find it's very similar in atto! Use the Up/Down arrow keys to go to previous lines, and you'll be able to edit those lines directly. The currently-edited
by James-Livesey 5y ago
You'll find it's very similar in atto! Use the Up/Down arrow keys to go to previous lines, and you'll be able to edit those lines directly. The currently-edited line will be saved when you go to a different line. The display will also scroll if your caret goes past the top/bottom of the terminal, which is handy for editing large atto programs!