vis - a neat vi-like editor

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Files	Lines
2016-05-22	vis: always start vis-menu with -b flag	Marc André Tanner	1	-1/+1

2016-05-16	vis: introduce vis-menu helper script	Marc André Tanner	1	-12/+2
	This serves as a wrapper around dmenu(1) and slmenu(1), by default the latter is preferred because it also works without an X server. The program and its default arguments can be configured by means of the $VIS_MENU and $VIS_MENU_ARGS environment variables. Eventually we might decide to inlcude a stripped down version of slmenu in the vis source tree.
2016-04-15	vis: improve handling of ~ and environment variables when opening files	Marc André Tanner	1	-1/+1

2016-01-09	vis-open: Fix indentation	Michael Reed	1	-3/+3
	It was hard to read with everything on the same indentation level.
2016-01-09	vis-open: Print error message to stderr	Michael Reed	1	-1/+1

2016-01-09	vis-open: Use basename of $0 in usage message	Michael Reed	1	-1/+1
	If vis-open is placed in a user's PATH and executed then $0 will be vis-open's absolute path: $ vis-open -h usage: /usr/local/bin/vis-open [-h] [-p prompt] [file-pattern] This isn't very pretty, so use basename(1) on $0: $ vis-open -h usage: vis-open [-h] [-p prompt] [file-pattern]
2015-11-23	vis: use file open dialog for all directories	Marc André Tanner	1	-0/+1

2015-07-10	vis: add a file open dialog	Marc André Tanner	1	-0/+47
	For this to work make sure you have vis-open and slmenu or dmenu somewhere in $PATH. For now the file dialog is shown for :open, :split and :vsplit when the argument is either . (a dot) or looks like a file pattern. For example :open *.[ch] will show a listing of all C source and header files in the current directory. Use a fuzzy search to make your choice.