active tick updates propagate to column and row tags now; update readme; v9001-a03

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Iris Lightshard 2022-02-22 12:25:37 -07:00
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This is a fork of the `acme` text editor from the `plan9port` distribution. It combines the customizability of [lumar](https://github.com/lumar)/[sminez](https://github.com/sminez/plan9port)'s forks and [acme2k](https://github.com/karahobny/acme2k) with upstream fixes from [9fans](https://github.com/9fans/plan9port) and some custom work.
Namely, when click-to-focus is enabled, the active window body or tag renders the tick (aka the text cursor) with the hilight color (`COLOR_<TAG|BODY>_HI`); otherwise the tick is rendered with the text color (`COLOR_<TAG|BODY>_TX`). This is all done with a fork of `libframe` which is included in the distribution and compiled into the program.
Namely, when click-to-focus is enabled, the active text frame renders the tick (aka the text cursor) with the hilight color (`COLOR_<TAG|BODY>_HI`); otherwise the tick is rendered with the text color (`COLOR_<TAG|BODY>_TX`). This is all done with a fork of `libframe` which is included in the distribution and compiled into the program, and some simple logic that selects the proper ticks for each frame when the focus changes and forces a redraw.
See the `config.def.h` for out of the box customizations that can be done.
See the `config.def.h` for out of the box customizations that can be done. Below is a screenshot of my typical setup (note I use compositing rules to make the window transparent, this is not in the scope of `acme` itself).
[![screenshot](./scrot.png)](./scrot.png)
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- PgUp/PgDown: the obvious
- Esc: cut if there is a selection, otherwise hilight the most recently edited text
Users unfamiliar with acme in general should check the following resources:
Users unfamiliar with `acme` in general should check the following resources:
- [Acme: A User Interface for Programmers](http://doc.cat-v.org/plan_9/4th_edition/papers/acme/) - the definitive guide from Rob Pike
- [A Tour of Acme](https://research.swtch.com/acme) - Russ Cox giving a tour of acme on plan9port (video)
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## build
- Clone this repository
- From the repo root, if desired, copy `config.def.h` to `config.h` and make your modifications
- From the repo root, if desired, copy `config.def.h` to `config.h` and make your modifications (you will almost certainly want to change the fonts; my default primary font is Sauce Code Pro Nerd Font)
- Run `./build.sh` from the repo root.
## install
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## TODO
- [ ] allow active tick to be rendered for row/column tags, not just window body and tags
- [ ] compile helpers
## thanks
- [rob pike](https://github.com/robpike) author of the original acme for plan9
- [russ cox](https://research.swtch.com) and the rest of the [9fans](https://github.com/9fans) for plan9port
- [rob pike](https://github.com/robpike) - author of the original `acme` for Plan9
- [russ cox](https://research.swtch.com) and the rest of the [9fans](https://github.com/9fans) for [plan9port](https://github.com/9fans/plan9port)
- [lumar](https://github.com/lumar) - looks like they deleted their github repos but I originally pulled my keybinds from there
- [sminez](https://github.com/sminez) - possibly the original source of lumar's keybindings
- [karahobny](https://github.com/karahobny) - creator of acme2k, a big inspiration for this project

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@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ Rune snarfrune[NSnarf + 1];
char* fontnames[2] = {PRIMARY_FONT, SECONDARY_FONT};
char version[] = "acme9k v9001-a02";
char version[] = "acme9k v9001-a03";
Command* command;
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static Alt alts[NMALT + 1];
/* make sure we don't recklessly refresh the ticks */
int click;
Text* oldbarttext;
USED(v);
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alts[NMALT].op = CHANEND;
for (;;) {
click = 0;
qlock(&row.lk);
flushwarnings();
qunlock(&row.lk);
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}
if (m.buttons) {
if (w) {
click = 1;
winlock(w, 'M');
}
t->eq0 = ~0;
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}
Continue:
/* won't refresh ticks if scrolling didn't change the active frame! */
if (oldbarttext != barttext && (m.buttons & (8 | 16) || click) && t) {
if (oldbarttext != barttext && (m.buttons) && t) {
textsettick(t, t->row);
}
qunlock(&row.lk);