Beispiel #1
0
@mastermap.add(Key("V", con=True))
def paste(keys):
    editor.clipboard.do_paste(cursors.current)

@mastermap.add(Key("G", con=True))
def search(keys):
    editor.buffers.searches.log("s**t")

@mastermap.add(Key("X", con=True))
def masterexit(keys):
    global alive
    alive = False

mastermode.activate()

cmd = Command("repeat-string", CommandArg(int, "n" , editor.autocomplete.number()),
              CommandArg(str, "string"))

@cmd.hook(500)
def queryish_cb(n, string):
    cursors.current.insert(string * n)

@mastermap.add(Key("R", con=True), Key("e"), Key("p"))
def queryish(keys):
    cmd.run()

scroll_selected_face = Face(Face.white, Face.black)
@core.windows.hooks.offsety_set(700)
def handle_offsety_set(win, old):
    total  = len(win.buffer)
    before = win.offsety
    seen   = min(total - before, win.textsize[1])
Beispiel #2
0
import core.windows

from core.key import Key
from core.mode import Mode

import editor.buffers.ring
from editor.command import Command, CommandArg

mode = Mode.new(100, "default-buffer")
kmap = mode.keymap

modifier_key = Key("B", con=True)

# buffer-select
#
# Select the n-th next buffer. Negative values select previous buffers.
next_cmd = Command("buffer-next", CommandArg(int, "# buffers to move"))


@next_cmd.hook(500)
def next_cb(n):
    w = core.windows.get_selected().buffer
    buf = editor.buffers.ring.get_id(w, increment=n)
    w.buffer = buf


next_cmd.map_to(kmap, modifier_key, Key("."), defaultargs=[1])
next_cmd.map_to(kmap, modifier_key, Key(","), defaultargs=[-1])
Beispiel #3
0
from core.mode      import Mode
from core.key       import Key
from editor.command import Command, CommandArg

mode = Mode.new(100, "default-cursor")
kmap = mode.keymap

mapname = "cursor-default"

# cursor-up
#
# Moves the cursor down a specified number of lines.
# Negative values move the cursor up. Called with
# argument 1 by UP key.

up_cmd = Command("cursor-up",
                 CommandArg(int, "Lines to move up"))
@up_cmd.hook(500)
def up_cb(n):
    sel = core.cursor.get_selected()
    sel.move_lines(-n)

up_cmd.map_to(kmap, Key("UP"), defaultargs=[1])

# cursor-down
#
# Moves the cursor down a specified number of lines.
# Negative values move the cursor down. Called with
# argument 1 by DOWN key.

down_cmd = Command("cursor-down",
                   CommandArg(int, "Lines to move down"))
Beispiel #4
0
# Splits the currently selected window into two sub-windows. The space occupied
# by the original window will be occupied by two windows - The original one,
# shrunk to fit, and a new window. The arrangement of these two windows is
# determined by the direction argument handed to this command e.g.
#
#      right          left         up      down
# +------+-----+ +-----+------+ +------+ +------+
# |      |     | |     |      | | new  | | orig |
# | orig | new | | new | orig | +------+ +------+
# |      |     | |     |      | | orig | | new  |
# +------+-----+ +-----+------+ +------+ +------+
#
# The command also spawns a new cursor in the new window, of type
# default_cursor_type. (defined in this file.)
split_cmd = Command(
    "window-split",
    CommandArg(str, "Direction", options("up", "down", "left", "right")))


@split_cmd.hook(500)
def split_cb(direction):
    direction = direction.lower()

    if direction not in ("up", "down", "left", "right"):
        return

    new = core.windows.get_selected().split({
        "up":
        core.windows.direction.up,
        "down":
        core.windows.direction.down,
Beispiel #5
0
                else:
                    break
            break

    tomove = len(indent) * n - chars

    if tomove < 0:
        cur.move_cols(max(tomove, -cur.cn))

    buf[ln] = (indent * n) + text[chars:]

    if tomove >= 0:
        cur.move_cols(tomove)


indent_cmd = Command("tab-indent", CommandArg(int, "Levels to change"))


@indent_cmd.hook(500)
def indent_cb(n):
    cur = core.cursor.get_selected()
    lvl = get_indent_of_line(cur.buffer, cur.ln) + n

    if lvl < 0:
        return

    set_indent_of_line(cur.buffer, cur.ln, lvl, cur)


indent_cmd.map_to(kmap, Key("TAB"), Key("RIGHT"), defaultargs=[1])
indent_cmd.map_to(kmap, Key("TAB"), Key("LEFT"), defaultargs=[-1])
Beispiel #6
0
def undefault_cb(subs):
    Command.set_undefaulted(shlex.split(subs))
Beispiel #7
0
import core.deferline

from core.mode import Mode
from core.key import Key

from editor.autocomplete import options_list, number
from editor.command import Command, CommandArg, get_command, hooks

mode = Mode.new(100, "default-command")
kmap = mode.keymap

# command-run
#
# Runs a command of a specific name, with no default arguments.

run_cmd = Command("command-run",
                  CommandArg(str, "Name", options_list(Command.names)))


@run_cmd.hook(500)
def run_cb(name):
    cmd = get_command(name)
    cmd.run()


run_cmd.map_to(kmap, Key("E", con=True), Key("x"))

# command-run-line
#
# Runs the command on the current line.

run_line_cmd = Command("command-run-line")
Beispiel #8
0
from core.mode import Mode
from core.key import Key
from editor.command import Command, CommandArg

import editor.autocomplete

mode = Mode.new(100, "default-files")
kmap = mode.keymap

modifier_key = Key("F", con=True)

# file-revert
#
# Load or reload the file associated with the currently selected buffer from
# disk.
revert_cmd = Command("file-revert")


@revert_cmd.hook(500)
def revert_cb():
    editor.files.revert(core.windows.get_selected().buffer)


revert_cmd.map_to(kmap, modifier_key, Key("r"))

# file-associate
#
# Associate a particular file path with the currently selected buffer.
associate_cmd = Command(
    "file-associate",
    CommandArg(str, "File to associate", editor.autocomplete.path(".")))