Leonard Hecker
Leonard Hecker
> The other thing that I am worried about is that I still haven't figured out how to run LocalTests_TerminalApp which will probably have some failures from the new algo....
> If so I think I could update the new function to include both positions for the pair (I like the new approach a lot better that the map stuff...
Yes, although I'm not entirely sure if that would be fast enough and whether it's really the same thing that fzf does. That's something we'd have to experiment with over...
To better understand your use case, can you explain what the number of lines has to do with Ctrl+G?
If that's true, you can also type a very large number (it's clamped) or simply press Ctrl-End to go to the end of the file (assuming your terminal doesn't have...
We should show a warning when the file gets truncated on load, so I'll mark this as a bug. The other question is what the max. expected file size is....
The existence of the scrollbar necessitates several design decisions to ensure the editor doesn't lag. I consider the fact that the editor holds the file in memory as a feature,...
Right now, it's a regular in-memory gap buffer. In other words, a single array, but the insertion time near the same spot is amortized O(1). When you load a 4GiB...
To quote Dustin above: > It'll be in the next 1.23 build.
> Unfortunately the way we send the text to the shell (i.e. via a `SendInput` action) does not behave well with newlines, which was why this "replace newlines with `\r`"...