I use visual mode a fair amount for block-wise changes (something that helix does very well).
Unfortunately I reliably labor to get might visual selection correct in helix and then mistype a key and it's gone. Glad to hear it's coming!
`g;` takes the cursor to the location of the most recent change you made (and then the one before that, etc.). <C-o> in helix doesn't ever seem to get it right (unless I remember to <C-s>, which I never do).
Also glad to hear about macro support.
I should take another look at if they are interested in contributors. One of my main interests in helix is that I enjoy rust and don't know C/C++, so I feel like I could maybe "give back." That said, my first issue I raised was not taken very seriously (and is a show-stopper for helix on windows in my case).
Wonder how I missed that. I'm getting a re-education in helix today -- thank you! I'll go through `hx --tutor` again before I insert any more feet in my mouth.
Unfortunately I reliably labor to get might visual selection correct in helix and then mistype a key and it's gone. Glad to hear it's coming!
`g;` takes the cursor to the location of the most recent change you made (and then the one before that, etc.). <C-o> in helix doesn't ever seem to get it right (unless I remember to <C-s>, which I never do).
Also glad to hear about macro support.
I should take another look at if they are interested in contributors. One of my main interests in helix is that I enjoy rust and don't know C/C++, so I feel like I could maybe "give back." That said, my first issue I raised was not taken very seriously (and is a show-stopper for helix on windows in my case).