NNB
> But I think we don't have a shortcut for it. Like `g-` and `g+` in vim. Would be good to have something easily accessible. We could map it to...
> It would be better to have a tree widget component which can properly handle the structure and associated keybinds, and plus it can be reused for a file tree...
Sorry for the late reply. I'll try to resolve this soon. > maybe something to do with macos using the bsd coreutils ? Yeah it's probably so, `uptime` and `wc`...
Assuming that you already have [Homebrew](https://brew.sh) installed, you can run this command to install Gum: ```sh brew install gum ``` And about the BSD's coreutils problem, could you install [Linuxify](https://github.com/darksonic37/linuxify)...
No! Bad bot! This is not stale!
I got the same problem, but with Zen Browser.
> Do we want to consider any of the other designs for this? Elixir has replace functions instead I believe. Yes the Elixir's stdlib have replace_prefix/suffix instate of strip_prefix/suffix: -...
Hello, I'm also in a situation where the `dict.map_keys` function is very in need. I'm working on a package for gamedev call `vec_dict` (Functions to handle dictionary with vector as...
Also, there is an edge case for this function. Say if I map 2 or more values to the same key, some entries will be omitted, this could be unintentionally....
I'm working on [a helper package](https://hexdocs.pm/qol_gleam), here is what I made the `map_keys` function: ```gleam import gleam/dict.{type Dict} import gleam/option pub fn map_keys( in dict: Dict(k, v), with fun: fn(k,...