README
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gott
gott is a little text editor that was created as a hobby project. It was inspired by antirez's kilo and Jeremy Ruten's Build Your Own Text Editor. gott means "good" in Swedish, perhaps a presumptuous thing to call a little console-based text editor.
Implementation and Goals
gott is written in Go and uses nsf/termbox-go for screen display. All the termbox dependencies are isolated in the screen package in the hope that the rest of gott can be used on other platforms via gomobile.
gott integrates golisp for scripting. I guess it's clear where I'd like to go with that.
Along those lines, I hope to integrate many of the Go-specific features that are often added as emacs extensions.
Legal
gott is released under the Apache License, version 2.0.
Author
Tim Burks
Los Altos, CA
Documentation
Source Files
Directories
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Package commander converts user input and scripts into commands for gott.
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Package commander converts user input and scripts into commands for gott. |
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Package editor implements the core text editing functions of gott.
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Package editor implements the core text editing functions of gott. |
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Package gott is an experimental top-level interface for embedding gott in gomobile apps.
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Package gott is an experimental top-level interface for embedding gott in gomobile apps. |
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Package operations wraps editing operations into repeatable and undoable units.
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Package operations wraps editing operations into repeatable and undoable units. |
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Command parse is a demonstration tool that parses and dumps a Go AST.
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Command parse is a demonstration tool that parses and dumps a Go AST. |
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Package screen encapsulates all gott interaction with the display and user input.
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Package screen encapsulates all gott interaction with the display and user input. |
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Package types integrates the types and constants of gott.
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Package types integrates the types and constants of gott. |
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