facsimile next targets
The dream for facsimile is to rival gui editors in terms of featureset So the full vision for fac involves:
- split panes
- terminal entry binds
- tabs
- better conceptualization of having a "folder open", and better conceptualization of a workspace
- toggleable interactive file tree (my
fussimplementation so that git is integrated in the editor)- that is a 30% pane that has my fuss program show the tree with fuss binds supported
I think the first order of business is some kind of scaffolding to support this workspace-folder paradigm and then the targets in order will be:
- the fuss file explorer
- tabs for editing
- integrating tabs and fuss binds
- split pane mode
- thinking about how to incorporate execution of in progress files, basically bring up an integrated terminal
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| 1 | # facsimile next targets |
| 2 | |
| 3 | The dream for facsimile is to rival gui editors in terms of featureset |
| 4 | So the full vision for fac involves: |
| 5 | - split panes |
| 6 | - terminal entry binds |
| 7 | - tabs |
| 8 | - better conceptualization of having a "folder open", and better conceptualization of a workspace |
| 9 | - toggleable interactive file tree (my `fuss` implementation so that git is integrated in the editor) |
| 10 | - that is a 30% pane that has my fuss program show the tree with fuss binds supported |
| 11 | |
| 12 | I think the first order of business is some kind of scaffolding to support this workspace-folder paradigm |
| 13 | and then the targets in order will be: |
| 14 | - the fuss file explorer |
| 15 | - tabs for editing |
| 16 | - integrating tabs and fuss binds |
| 17 | - split pane mode |
| 18 | - thinking about how to incorporate execution of in progress files, basically bring up an integrated terminal |