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Yeah that could work. I was thinking if we were to open a folder, it would count as opening a project. Then we could have a smart open feature, where...
Although it might not be too clear that you can actually create a new file from that "Open" window, since people are probably used to using a shortcut like CTRL_N...
What about using it to go to the next/previously edited files? CTRL_TAB/CTRL_SHIFT_TAB can't be differentiated on my computer. Both show up as CTRL_I keys in curses, so unless we can...
I'm not sure how well the prediction thing would work. It seems like more often than not, it would maybe show up the incorrect file. But even if we do...
I like the 4th bullet point. Been using it a lot recently after discovering it in some other editors. I don't know if there is a more suitable key for...
Yeah I think it's too much of a hassle to have another shortcut or a whole menu for it. We can add a few buttons in the InteractiveFind window that...
Oh yeah, I said it before, but I think something like sublime text would be convenient. Pressed buttons in the find window to show that certain features are on and...
It works on my Ubuntu 16.04 when I try shift + pageup/pagedown. I am using the standard ubuntu terminal. I think mine is GNOME Terminal 3.18.3.
Yeah I think the first bullet is a good idea and the third bullet is an interesting one that I haven't heard of. I think that sounds fun to use...
What do you think backtab should do when no text is selected? Should it do a simple tab, do nothing, or have some other function? It doesn't seem exactly perfect...