README - ledit - Text editor (WIP)
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README (1870B)
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1 There aren't any proper tests currently, but some infrastructure is in place to support them.
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3 When compiled with TEST=1, ledit accepts commands on standard input to generate fake events.
4 Each command ends in newline. If the last argument is text, it may also contain newlines if
5 they are escaped with backslash. Single backslashes that are not in front of a newline are
6 just taken verbatim, but two backslashes are collapsed into one. Filenames are a special
7 case because they are not allowed to contain '/' or '\0'.
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9 The commands to generate events take raw integers instead of symbolic names for keysyms
10 and other parameters. These need to be given using the definitions from Xlib.
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12 The commands currently supported are the following:
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14 k <key_state> <keysym> <text>
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16 Generate a keypress event. <key_state> and <keysym> are the modifier state and keysym.
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18 p <button_num> <x> <y>
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20 Generate a mouse button press event.
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22 r <button_num> <x> <y>
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24 Generate a mouse button release event.
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26 m <x> <y>
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28 Generate a mouse motion event.
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30 l <lang>
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32 Switch to keyboard layout <lang>.
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34 s <view_num>
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36 Switch to view <view_num>, if it exists.
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38 w <filename>
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40 Write the contents of the buffer to <filename>.
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42 d <filename>
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44 Dump various information to <filename>. Currently, the cursor position and
45 information about the selection is given. See ledit.c for the exact format.
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47 u <filename>
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49 Dump the undo stack to <filename>. See undo.c for the exact format.
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51 TODO: Add more commands, e.g. for dumping the repetition stack.
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54 When compiled with TEST=1, ledit supports an additional command-line argument '-t'.
55 This disables handling of the regular key press, mouse, and language switch events
56 in order to avoid messing with the results.
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58 Note that regular file writing using :w is disabled when compiled with TEST=1
59 in order to avoid overwriting anything important if fuzz testing is done.