VINE (Very INtuitive Editor) is a fast and intuitive terminal-based text editor based on "kilo", (https://github.com/antirez/kilo), a very small text editor. This version has a lot of improvements. For example more syntax highlighting, more intuitive shortcuts and even configuration files. While I try to keep the main spirit of Kilo intact, VINE does differ in many very fundamental ways, for example it does change the keyboard shortcuts a lot.
DISCLAIMER: This is not a UTF-8 text editor, and I have no idea how to implement it. Sue me.
VINE editing its source code with the default colorscheme
git clone https://github.com/callmesalmon/vine ~/vine
cd ~/vine
make install # or just "make" if you just want to test out the editor!make cleanvine <filename>Since this is key notation, C-x means Ctrl + x and M-x means Meta + x/Alt + x
C-x C-s - Save
C-x C-c - Quit
C-x C-f - Open new file
C-s - Find
C-d - Delete next char
C-k - Delete current line
C-h - Open help screen
M-f - Move forward one word
M-b - Move backward one word
M-g j - Start of line
M-g k - End of line
M-g g - Goto line
C-c C-s - Run shell command
C-c C-c - Run vine command
And before you ask: Yes I stole most of these from EMACS. Like they all say: Every non-modal terminal editor is destined to become EMACS lite.
The VINE configuration operates using a config file, ~/.vinerc.
Comments may be added, starting with " like in VimScript.
The following is a list of configuration options:
tab-size <int> - Tab size
show-empty-lines <bool> - Whether or not to show tildes on empty lines
expand-tab <bool> - Whether or not to expand tab to [tab_size] number of spaces.
colorscheme <str> - Set colorscheme
autopair <bool> - Match quotes and braces.
Sample:
" Tab formatting
tab-size = 2
expand-tab = true
show-empty-lines = false
colorscheme = "kilo"
autopair = true