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Nice. However, on my Opera10.10/Linux, '(' seems to do the same as Shift-Down, and '.' deletes. Strange...
by limmeau 17y ago
Nice.
However, on my Opera10.10/Linux, '(' seems to do the same as Shift-Down, and '.' deletes. Strange...
- mcav 17y agoSame here, Safari4/Mac.
- mechanical_fish 17y agoI'm afraid you may need to pay close attention to the first paragraph. The one where the guy says that it only works in Firefox. By which he means "Firefox". Given the ambition of this hack, I'm not surprised that he's not rushing to make it work cross-browser...
- mcav 17y agoAh, point taken. I guess I was too interested in the editor itself to bother reading the whole page first.
- limmeau 17y agoI, too, plead guilty of not reading the text before trying the demo. I mean, if there's a demo, why bother reading? See also "Treating user myopia" on Coding Horror. http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001306.html http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001306.html
- almost 17y ago"Ymacs is an Emacs-like editor that works in your browser. Which applies, at this state of affairs, only if your browser is Firefox. It looks pretty good with other browsers, but it seems to be almost impossible to catch all the required key bindings—only Firefox allows what we need. Perhaps it can be “fixed” for other browsers, but I haven't got the time nor the motivation to try yet. "