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lloeki
Ex mode for Atom
To make searching within a file faster and more convenient, I enable the following settings in my `.vimrc`: ``` " Makes search act like most modern browsers (immidiately finds) set...
[Enter steps to reproduce below:] 1. close last open file with :q (no changes in file) 2. exception thrown 3. was using autohide-tree-view package **Atom Version**: 1.0.19 **System**: Mac OS...
The way the command palette works is awesome. Idea: Make ex-mode similar to that, but also similar to [advanced-open-file](https://atom.io/packages/advanced-open-file)'s palette (it has awesome autocompletion of directory and file names). But,...
Have my global core.editor in Git set to: "atom --wait" So it can be used for commit messages. When using Sublime, it opens a new window (as does Atom) and...
[Enter steps to reproduce below:] 1. ... 2. ... **Atom Version**: 0.210.0 **System**: Mac OS X 10.10.3 **Thrown From**: [ex-mode](https://github.com/lloeki/ex-mode) package, v0.5.1 ### Stack Trace Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property...
After :s probably my most used command is :! .
eg `20,30>` is roughly equivalent to `20,30s/^/ /`
Hopefully this isn't a duplicate... Currently - `:e#` tries to open a new file named "#".... - `:n` fails I did find `pane:show-previous-item` and `pane:show-next-item` those might work nicely. I...
Hi, I've been attempting to implement my own command, namely :t which basically does :copy but without the range, and you can do +1 or -1, which makes up for...
If you want to do something like :%y+ it doesn't work. In vim all of default editor keybindings that don't interfere with another keybinding are accepted as ex commands.
