teditor  1.8.0@@fee5e94
Terminal based editor written in C++
Operations

prompt-quit

Quit the current prompt. This will "move" the cursor from the command prompt into the current Buffer.

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Available since v1.0.0

prompt-cancel

Cancels the currently active prompt. All results/state from the interaction with the current prompt are ignored. This will "move" the cursor from the command prompt into the current Buffer.

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Available since v1.0.0

prompt-insert-char

Inserts a character at the current cursor position of the command prompt and moves the cursor one character to the right.

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Available since v1.0.0

prompt-insert-char-quit

Inserts a character and quits the prompt

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Available since v1.0.0

prompt-cursor-right

Moves the cursor on the command prompt one char to the right.

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Available since v1.0.0

prompt-cursor-left

Moves the cursor on the command prompt one char to the left.

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Available since v1.0.0

prompt-cursor-home

Moves the cursor on the command prompt to the beginning of the prompt.

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Available since v1.0.0

prompt-cursor-line-end

Moves the cursor on the command prompt to the end of the prompt.

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Available since v1.0.0

prompt-backspace-char

Removes one character from the left of the cursor on the command prompt and moves the cursor one character to the left.

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Available since v1.0.0

prompt-delete-char

Removes the character on the current cursor position. The cursor stays at the current location, unmoved, after the execution of this command.

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Available since v1.0.0

prompt-options-down

Scroll down in the options list, in order to select one of them.

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Available since v1.0.0

prompt-options-up

Scroll up in the options list, in order to select one of them.

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Available since v1.0.0