xo: the text editor without frills
You might be looking for help, but this is all I can do:
usage: xo [-h] path
exofrills: your text has been edited...but you are still hungry.
positional arguments:
path path to file, may include colon separated line and col numbers,
eg 'path/to/xo.py:10:42'
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
Someone else made a video tutorial and posted it on YouTube within an hour of the 0.1 release.
get xo
Install from the cheeese shop with pip or easy_install:
$ pip install exofrills$ easy_install exofrillsFork xo from github:
$ git clone https://github.com/scopatz/xo.gitkey commands
- esc:
get help
- ctrl + o:
save file (write-out)
- ctrl + x:
exit (does not save)
- meta + s:
select pygments style
- ctrl + f:
insert file at current position
- ctrl + y:
go to line & column (yalla, let’s bounce)
- ctrl + k:
cuts the current line to the clipboard
- ctrl + u:
pastes the clipboard to the current line
- ctrl + t:
clears the clipboard (these spell K-U-T)
- ctrl + w:
set regular expression and jump to first match
- meta + w:
jump to next match of current regular expression
- ctrl + r:
set substitution for regular expression and replace first match
- meta + r:
replace next match of current regular expression
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