On 04/24/21 04:46AM, Greg Reagle wrote:
> All of your programs/libraries get installed into /usr/local/bin except svtm
> which gets installed into $(HOME)/.local/bin Why is that? If you are going
> to stay with $HOME, then remove "sudo" from the last step of your
> installation instruction:
> [[git clone https://github.com/jeremybobbin/libst && \
> cd libst && make && sudo make install && \
> cd examples/svt && make && sudo make install && cd ../../../ && \
> git clone https://github.com/jeremybobbin/sthkd && \
> cd sthkd && make && sudo make install && cd ../ && \
> git clone https://github.com/martanne/abduco && \
> cd abduco && ./configure && make && sudo make install && \
> git clone https://github.com/jeremybobbin/svtm && \
> cd svtm && sudo make install
> ]]
>
Thanks for pointing that out - fixed.
> You have sthkd as both its own git repo and as a subdirectory of libst. I
> think you ought to choose one or the other.
>
You may be confusing it with sthkd with svt.
svt is just an ANSI state keeper for scrolling, dumping & re-attaching.
sthkd is a play on sxhkd. It just allows you to run commands when you do
certain key strokes.
svt reads commands(like redraw, dump, scoll) from a fifo.
svtm brings these together - giving key bindings similar to dvtm:
- ^Gc: create a new window
- ^Gj: next window
- ^Gk: previous window
- ^Ge: dump buffer into editor
- ^Gu: scroll up
- ^Gd: scroll down
