this is a simple command that returns a single key from the user.
this can be used to read keystrokes in an interactive program
like how greenhouse (the pager) does it
this fixes an issue when readline splits multiline input.
sometimes, the multiple lines just end up being "stray?"
inputs of enter plus a newline. this can happen if a user attempts
to prefire the enter key while a command is running, for example
fixes an issue of going up and down in history results in the incorrect order of commands being inserted (nothing happens to the order in the history itself, just when navigating via arrow keys)
* fix: provide correct command when navigating history
previously, the order while navigating history
with the arrow keys would be incorrect
meaning the command you expect if you go u
then go back down would not be there
* chore: update changelog
- dont print item left justified if the max number
of cells is 1 (this fixes issues in cjk as an example)
- trim items that are longer than the terminal width
This reverts commit 1339dc4a2f.
this caused a few issues, including
history search messing up previous lines
what this commit was trying to fix is unimportant anyway
this is going to be a middle level interface
which brings functions for interacting
with the line editor used in hilbish
adds the following functions:
setVimRegister(reg, text) - sets text in a vim register
getVimRegister(reg) - gets text from a vim register
insert(text) - inserts text into the line
accessible via hilbish.editor
Added emacsForwardWord and emacsBackwardWord which is used by M-f and
M-b directly. Also added M-d to ctrl delete and removed the bad old
funcion in favor of the fancy new one. Lastly I added alt delete which
deletes with emacsBackwardWord. Works identically to gnu readline
Co-authored-by: Renzix <DanielDeBruno@renzix.com>
* feat: add right prompt (closes#111)
* chore: add comment for set right prompt function
* fix: add 1 space at the end of right prompt to fix character cut off
* docs: update doc for prompt function