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Make :debug-webaction public #6037

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The-Compiler opened this issue Jan 14, 2021 · 0 comments
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Make :debug-webaction public #6037

The-Compiler opened this issue Jan 14, 2021 · 0 comments
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priority: 1 - middle Issues which should be done at some point, but aren't that important.

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For some web actions exposed by Qt, it actually makes sense to let the user invoke them. Right now I'm mainly thinking of:

But perhaps there are more.

For copy it might be possible to integrate it into :yank, but for paste we don't have a matching command yet. Maybe it'd make sense to have that and try to fit the actions into existing commands (say, :undo --edit if we decide to expose that) - but it seems like that might get hairy.

Instead, we could have a :webaction with a couple of supported actions, and if someone wants to run one by name, they could still use :webaction --unsupported Undo to do what :debug-webaction does now.

Perhaps it'd even make sense to switch from :fullscreen --leave to :webaction exit-fullscreen, not sure.

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