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Yocto is:
- Built for speed (see benchmarks)
spoiler: by far the fastest - The interface is nice and easy to use.
- Easy to understand code
- Source code is less than 1K lines Do you need anything else? Open a discussion.
Install required dependencies
sudo apt install libncurses-dev g++ make
Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/ikozyris/yocto
cd yocto
Build and Install
make build
make install
The binary is installed on ~/.local/bin make sure that the directory exists and is in the $PATH.
Alternatively, copy it to a directory which is in the path; e.g., /usr/bin.
Until a 0.8 stable is released (backport 0.7 stuff), there will be only one (optional) parameter: the file.
If no file is specified, then when trying to save with Ctrl-S, you will be asked to enter the file name.
Example:
yocto /etc/os-release
- Save: Ctrl-S
- Exit: Ctrl-C
- Go to start of line: Ctrl-A
- Go to end of line: Ctrl-E
- Enter built-in terminal: Alt-C
- Show info: Alt-I (also command stats in terminal)
You can edit them in keybindings.h
Terminal commands:
- scroll Scroll to specific line
- resetheader Clear the header (top bar) and write "Yocto" to it
- usage Display shared memory usage (actual is lower), PID of process
- stats Show debugging info (gap, buffer size, length of line...)
- help Lists these commands advanced:
- run Run a command
- shrink Shrink buffers to just fit text (reduce overhead)
- setgap Change the start of gap
Makefile on Yocto
headers/gapbuffer.hpp
