Hi, Another handful of features incoming[1]. Not all are ready[2], but some are. The branches are as follows:
dev/add-WORD-motions-to-status
Adds 'B', 'E', and 'W' motions to edit mode. Not sure of emacs
equivalents.
dev/add-line-insert
Adds 'A' and 'I' bindings for vi in edit mode. Not sure of emacs
equivalents.
dev/add-till-movement (SENT in another thread)
Adds 't' and 'T' motions to copy mode. I'm unsure of the emacs
equivalent bindings for these. Also contains bindings for 'x'
and 'X' in edit mode for vi. Again, not sure of emacs
equivalents. There's an extra commit that does the groundwork
for the 't' and 'T' bindings in edit mode, but there's no way to
get the target character without being silent or recursing in
the status line.
dev/fix-vi-motion-targets (BUGGY)
Fixes 'e' and 'E' motions to have vi-like behavior if the
respective table is set for copy and edit modes.
dev/use-format-tree-in-display (NEEDS DOCS)
Allow formatting like list-* commands in the statusline (client
and session formats globally) and display-message (which also
adds the window and pane formats).
dev/features
Integration branch with all of the above merged in. This is what
I'm using on my development machines.
I'd like to get testing for these besides my use. Also input from emacs
users as to what the equivalent bindings for some of the vi bindings
are. Also master is a bit behind.
Fair warning: I rebase feature branches (especially since master grabs
the patches as slightly different sometimes and rebasing to resolve
what's been merged is easiest). There are also quite a few merge
conflicts among the branches because quite a few poke at edit mode
bindings.
--Ben
[1]http://git.benboeckel.net/patches/tmux.git/
[2]There's some weird bugs with word motions in particular with the fix
to make it follow the vi convention of ending on the last character of a
word instead of the character after the word. There's also some
weirdness in the status line with word motions.
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