editor

#My own text editor

This is just a little project of mine to create a terminal text editor, somewhat like the widely known Vim.

It's still a work-in-progress, but at the moment it is, at least in principle, already capable of all basic editing tasks.

##Currently supported commands

Warning: list might be outdated.

• : evaluate editor command (:quit, :write, :wq, :qall, :tab[npN], :edit, and some more)
• h go left
• l go right
• j go down
• k go up
• { go one paragraph back
• } go one paragraph forward
• w move to next beginning of a word
• b move to previous beginning of a word
• gg move to top of file
• G move to end of file
• 0 move all the way to the left
• ^ move all the way to the left, but staying right of indentation
• + go forwards a line
• _ go forwards repcount-1 lines
• - go backwards a line
• % go to repcount% in the file (see below)
• $ end of line
• i insert mode
• a append insert mode
• I equivalent to ^ i
• A equivalent to $ a
• o insert mode on new line after current line
• O insert mode on new line before current line
• f find the next character you type in the line
• F f, but then backwards
• t f, but then end right before that char
• T t, but then backwards
• C change till end of line
• D delete till end of line

Often, when you type a number before a command, that command will be executed so many times. This number is called the repcount.