m editor written in rust, it's modern and fast. m means minimal and modern, vims or emacs are just too old and hard to use. Think about how many time wasted when you try to save a file need permissions of sudo. So here we re-written a text editor in pure rust and designed a pretty new and modern editor which can be cross platform. Our dreaming eidtor is a weapon, so it must be simply and straight forward to use. Below is the final design of our brand new m editor:
ctrl + s
to save;ctrl + q
to quit (save and quit);ctrl + o
to force quit without save;ctrl + b
jump curse to begin (like terminal);ctrl + e
jump curse to end;ctrl + d
copy current line to next;ctrl + k
delete current line;ctrl + c
copy select content;ctrl + v
paste copied content;ctrl + z
undo the last operation;
Above shortcuts were already implemented in m! Just start and check it out, you can easily do your modification on m!
note: This README is edit with m, and it's very comfortable than vim!! I am really welcome rustians send me PR if you are interested in build a self-defined editor! Do u support our brand new design of m? 😆 it should save lots of time in this way!! And very much intuitive.
You should install rust and cargo, so that it can be built like this:
cargo build --release
if you got some error of #![feature] may not be used on stable channel
, you can simply do this:
rustup override set nightly
apt-get and brew install will coming soon...
We continues make function fully support of m, also make it easy to install from apt-get
or brew
. We will have those function does not support yet, if you interested, welcome to PR!
-
ctrl + a
select all; - fix some bug;
- using shift and arrow key to select text;
- maybe merges more function to m;
- new create file when filename does not exist;
- Adding hightlights to certain content such as codes and markdowns.
again, if you want learn rust and like to written a terminal editor with yourself defined shortcuts, you can start m and fork it!!
this work is original done by: gchp
, I just did some modifications and fit to modern editors.