Hi Arthur, I tried to build your project, but it failed for me: termbox2.h:2209:22: error: storage size of ‘sa’ isn’t known termbox2.h:2345:46: error: ‘struct sigaction’ has no member named ‘sa_handler’ termbox2.h:2345:44: error: invalid use of undefined type ‘struct sigaction’
All the best, Dan On Wed, Sep 27, 2023 at 1:15 PM Arthur Jacquin <art...@jacquin.xyz> wrote: > > Hello suckless developers, > > This is my first time here, I hope I'm doing everything correctly :) > > There is a bit of a story leading to this post. About a year ago, I > discovered the kakoune text editor. At that time I was a pretty happy > vim user, but kakoune arguments for its reversed grammar[0] resonated > with me and soon made me want a vim replacement. > > Already aware of and enthusiastic about the suckless philosophy, I > started by exploring the text editors referenced there[1]. I was > looking for the combination of a simple yet powerful editing model and > a truly suckless development style. As none satisfied me, I decided to > write my own. > > The result is edit[2] (yeah, quite creative on the name). > > It uses a kakoune-inspired selection-centric, selection-then-action > model. This makes multi-cursor or column/block editing natural, > without getting in the way for simple editing. > > In a typical suckless fashion, edit is written in C99 with no external > dependencies, and is very easy to configure, hack on and extend. The > terminal drawing stuff is done by termbox2.h, a single-header library > discovered on [1]. > > In about 2.2K lines (plus 2.7K lines for termbox2.h), edit packs quite > a few features, such as syntax highlighting, autocompletion, a line > clipboard, and a search and replace engine supporting regular > expressions and subpatterns and fields reuse. > > By now, it's fairly stable. No major change is expected, and I'm > gradually polishing it towards version 1.0. If you're interested in > taking the time to discover edit, the online manual page[3] might be a > good starting point. I'm looking forward some feedback, so feel free > to share your comments ;) > > Happy hacking, > > Arthur > > [0]: https://kakoune.org/why-kakoune/why-kakoune.html > [1]: https://suckless.org/rocks/ > [2]: https://jacquin.xyz/edit > [3]: https://jacquin.xyz/edit.1 > > > > >
