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> Proper multiline editing with full mouse support ctrl+x cltr+e Works on every terminal. Vim and EMACS do support the mouse, you can set your editor to a gra
by bombolo 4y ago
> Proper multiline editing with full mouse support
ctrl+x cltr+e
Works on every terminal. Vim and EMACS do support the mouse, you can set your editor to a graphical one.
- nicoburns 4y ago> ctrl+x cltr+e > Works on every terminal. Vim and EMACS do support the mouse, you can set your editor to a graphical one. It didn't work on mine (iterm2 + zsh)! But in any case, I want multiline text input without losing the context of my terminal (so I can still see the command history and the output of previous commands, and can scroll back as necessary). The functionality I've seen before to drop one into a an editor (either TUI or GUI) doesn't allow for this.