rtags needs "rc -C" to clear project to be able to load database second time.
kakrc in /.config/kak
plug.kak on dev branch if kakoune build with github !
Start a Kakoune server named s1 and open file main.c:
kak -s s1 main.c
You can then open another terminal window and connect to that server by running:
kak -c s1
Connect to existing kakoune session :
kak -c <session number>
Use :kill in kak to kill the server in use.
[s-c] and [a+s-C] are the way to go for a similar to block selection functionality
% , [a-s]
simple
[s+l] to select word to be search
[s-n] to select next word
[p] to paste yanked word
[d] to delete previous
[*] put the word in kakoune buffer("Search current selections (smart)" in dance vscode plugin)
[/] to search the word (this one of previous line)
enter
[a-n] to select before
[s-n] to select after (only n to skip)
[a-n] to select before
[a-space] pour ne pas selectionner
[backspace] remove multiselection
“aZ Store mark in register a
“az Restrore mark of register a
Select paramaters ([a-i] or [s-w] ...)
Split slection on charatere "," [S,RET]
swap [a-)]
[a-k] Keep matching (in multiple selection)
[a-p] paste several line
After all multi-selection done
[s-r]
select lines
|nl To add line numbers
select lines
|sort -nr To reverse line order
remove line numbers
Open ranger on specific open file
:ranger [c-r]%
a-o source=dest
Alias in config.fish in ~/.config/fish/
https://github.com/AmitXShukla/AmitXShukla.github.io/blob/master/blogs/vim/tmux_cheatsheet.pdf Shift + Mouse Wheel : to scroll in terminal !
.tmux.conf in HOME
<C+b>[ normal vi mode
Space start highlight
Enter copy highlight
<C+b>] paste
To copy from outside of cygwin to kakoune : Put kakoune in insert mode and to paste
To copy from kakoune to outside : In kakoune, <C+b>[ , select what you need and do
source configuration file:
tmux source-file <path to the tmux.conf file>
List command-mode shortcuts:
ctrl-b ?
list tmux session:
tmux ls
Start a tmux session:
tmux new-session -s <your_session_name>
tmux new -s <your_session_name>
To split vertically:
ctrl-b %
To split horizontally:
ctrl-b "
To navigate and select a pane:
ctrl-b <arrow keys>
To toggle full-screen zoom in/out on the current pane:
ctrl-b z
To close the current pane:
ctrl-b x then confirm with y or n
Do your work in your tmux session
Detach from your session when you are done:
ctrl-b d
tmux detach
[Optional] View available attachable sessions:
tmux list-sessions
tmux ls
Reattach to your tmux session when you are ready to continue working:
tmux attach-session -t <your_session_name>
tmux attach -t <your_session_name>
Kill session:
tmux kill-session -t mysession
Create new session on first session created with independent window switching
tmux new -s second -t mysession
tmux new -s second -t 0
start a new session with the name mysession and window mywindow:
tmux new -s mysession -n mywindow
Create window:
Ctrl + b c
Rename current window:
Ctrl + b ,
Close current window:
Ctrl + b &
Previous window:
Ctrl + b p
Next window:
Ctrl + b n
Switch/select window by number:
Ctrl + b 0 ... 9
Toggle last active window:
Ctrl + b l
Reorder window, swap window number 2(src) and 1(dst):
swap-window -s 2 -t 1
Move current window to the left by one position:
swap-window -t -1
Switch between windows:
Ctrl + b w
Switch pane left/right
Ctrl + b {
Switch pane layout
Ctrl + b Space
save session:
ctrl-b ctrl+s
restore session:
ctrl-b ctrl+r
Enable scroll mode:
ctrl-b [
Put .clang-format in HOME
Select text with kakoune [X] and [|] and select clang-format
Unix GUI programs display through an X server. Cygwin doesn't automatically start an X server. You need to install the packages xorg-server and xinit, and run startxwin OR click on XWin Server Launch another cygwin windows : Launch with DISPLAY=:0 terminator &
compress tar zcvf .tar.gz
uncompress tar zxvf .tar.gz
compress tar cvf .tar
uncompress tar xvf .tar
compress tar cfv backup <path/file1> <path/file2>
uncompress tar xf backup
list of file tar tvf backup
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