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Continuing on with my console editor ( http://purepistos.net/diakonos/ http://purepistos.net/diakonos/ ). Aiming to get it to live up to being billed "A Linux

by Pistos2 17y ago

Continuing on with my console editor ( http://purepistos.net/diakonos/ http://purepistos.net/diakonos/ ). Aiming to get it to live up to being billed "A Linux editor for the masses". A recent version formalized an extension system (even though it has been extensible with Ruby for a long while now). Upcoming roadmap items: modes; window splitting; further development of the git extension; ...

fcoury 17y ago
Excuse me, but do I know you from somwhere? :-) In case you're wondering fcoury == _grepper
emilis_info 17y ago
Are there any plugins for Diakonos?
- Pistos2 17y ago
  As listed in the release announcement ( http://purepistos.net.twi.bz/f http://purepistos.net.twi.bz/f ): a basic git extension; a Selector extension (isolate-as-you-type searching, using CSS or XPath); a comment toggle extension. Links to these are in the announcement. More extensions to come. With the extension system, you can: create functions in Ruby, map them to any keys; bundle editor configuration (key config, syntax highlighting, new language defs); integrate the functionality of gems; you name it.