atto - Simple curses text editor
Installation
pip install atto
Usage
As script
[user@localhost ~] atto "<filename>"
In your code
import atto
atto.edit('filename.txt')
Keys
- i to switch to insert mode
- ESC to return from insert mode
- F4 to exit without saving
- F2 to save
- F10 to save and exit
- Arrow keys to move cursor
License
atto is licensed under GPL License
Requirements
cursor: Cross-platform library for showing and hiding cursor
Changelog
1.0.0
Initial release
1.1.0
Major bug fixes, Long lines handling improvements
1.1.1
Fixed tab bugs
1.1.2
Added --version command line switch
1.1.3
Minor bug fixes
1.1.4
Major bug fixes
1.1.5
Patched version
1.1.6
Added LICENSE file
1.1.7
Minor bug fixes
1.1.8
Added homepage
1.1.9
Patched version
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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