Patrick Nelson
Patrick Nelson
Is this still an issue? Seems to work for me on Windows. Do you mean after quit (completely closing app and reopening) or just when you toggle it with hotkeys?...
How about a top row[s] instead? I like Slacks method of accomplishing this by having a "frequently used" area immediately available at the top. Check it out: ![img_0159](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4269377/23099184/bac019f4-f615-11e6-9b81-8588ffe64d54.PNG)
Personally I'd prefer not to play hide and seek with the settings icon, but I do think it should be more accessible. Like, if you click to delete text but...
I've built a solution for this, actually! Check this out, I'm using Twitters emoji library: https://github.com/muan/mojibar/pull/86
FYI, for those of you worried about focus, could you please take a look at https://github.com/muan/mojibar/pull/87 to see if that helps? For some reason it works well for me at...
Also: I think this should be a preference. That is, you should have a choice of one of the following, either: 1. You select an emoji to **copy**, or 2....
@olivervogel, I know this is ancient, but are you still able to link to the development code that was referenced above? I'm not seeing anything anymore except for a `master`...
That's entirely valid, especially since that's an easy typo to make. For me it'd be fine to emit a highly visible notice (or fatal parse error?) to `STDERR` when that...
Using `#@yaml/comment foo` sounds good to me from a structural/organizational standpoint. To make it more accessible (since that's still pretty verbose) can `## foo` still be a shorthand for it?...
Maybe not that often. My latest workflow is primarily focused on the `ytt` template files and not so much on the `yaml` that they generate. There may be others with...