Thayne McCombs
Thayne McCombs
This would be pretty difficult to do with the current implementation. The current implementation acts as a filter for a `Read` implementation and modifies the buffer in place. For comments...
To throw another use case out there, I currently use vims diff mode to compare old and new versions of config after upgrading software (pacnew files on archlinux), and accept...
Also, it looks like kakmerge requires either tmux or kitty. What if you use a different solution, like terminator, iterm2, i3, screen, etc.
I'm not sure what you mean by "replace-ranges approach"
If I understand correctly, that would mean you can only change one side of the diff. Since you don't have a buffer for the otherside. That may be fine for...
> parse diff tool output and add replace ranges highlighters to buffer that will show parsed diff chunks > I feel that single-buffer approach can be supported really well by...
It also seems like `flag-lines` highlights _almost_ works (and gives a side-by-side diff). Except, again you can't add new lines in the flag lines.
I'm using wtype to send keyboard events. Maybe that uses the same API as IME?
Yes, I can still reproduce on master. All I have to do to reproduce is run: ``` $ wtype no && slurp ```
What would you expect to happen? What other label would it print? If you use `-o -f '%l %x,%y %wx%h'` it will print the output as the label AND will...