One of my favorite features of Sublime Text is the ability to have multiple editing cursors.
If you have not seen it before, Sublime's website has an animation of it on their homepage.
https://www.sublimetext.com/ It's a major selling point.
Recently, I found out that the ACE editor is already capable of doing the same thing. Here is the default keybindings documentation. https://github.com/ajaxorg/ace/wiki/Default-Keyboard-Shortcuts Soon as I learned the keyboard bindings I started using it right away.
That is when it hit me, AceIDE could use some basic documentation. I propose two things:
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Develop the Ace IDE Wiki pages https://github.com/AceIDE/editor/wiki. The first page I would add is the keybindings. I would be willing to contribute some basic content to the wiki if needed.
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Create a simple icon in the app interface to direct people to the wiki for help.
What do you think?
One of my favorite features of Sublime Text is the ability to have multiple editing cursors.
If you have not seen it before, Sublime's website has an animation of it on their homepage.
https://www.sublimetext.com/ It's a major selling point.
Recently, I found out that the ACE editor is already capable of doing the same thing. Here is the default keybindings documentation. https://github.com/ajaxorg/ace/wiki/Default-Keyboard-Shortcuts Soon as I learned the keyboard bindings I started using it right away.
That is when it hit me, AceIDE could use some basic documentation. I propose two things:
Develop the Ace IDE Wiki pages https://github.com/AceIDE/editor/wiki. The first page I would add is the keybindings. I would be willing to contribute some basic content to the wiki if needed.
Create a simple icon in the app interface to direct people to the wiki for help.
What do you think?