Correct, I think it's useless. :D
I hope no emacs users use control, there is a caps lock for that. It's ok to disagree with godit, it's not meant for everybody. Frankly, just for me. And if someone else likes it, I don't mind sharing it. Go-completion…
I use it for all text editing. Starting from config files and ending with Go/C/C++/Python/bash.
Emacs is big, startup is slow and you have to carry a pile of elisp scripts which fulfil your feature needs. All features has to be written in elisp of course that could be an issue too. Just a matter of taste.
Well in Go there are no makefiles, but there is a tool called "go". It can build stuff for you. It maintains an assumption that all *.go files within the same directory belong to the same package. So you can't actually…
I agree this panic is quite annoying sometimes. Will make a proper error message when I have time. A very minor issue at the moment. You see I'm not really actively working on it anymore, I use the godit for all of my…
Perhaps, but it's too late to change the name.
Godit is quite fast. I tested the godit on intel atom netbook, it keeps CPU usage fairly low. In my opinion linked list of lines is perfect here. Because the only time you need to go through it in a linear fashion is…
I know, I know. I don't take it that personally, just was clarifying why I wrote it and that it's not necessary how I write software.
I totally agree with that, but you know how it goes with sensitive tools like editors. "Nya nya nya, but where is my feature X?" Writing the right combination of what I want is a perfect way to solve this problem.
Sure, but honestly the original complaint was implying that godit is badly structured. Yes, I don't use Go packages for it, because it's just a small 5k lines of code project and I don't need to use 100 packages to…
Never used plan9 in my life. The reason why I wrote this editor is because I don't like bloated emacs and I use this many of its features. Go produces nice 100% statically linked binaries, so eventually I can just wget…
Do you want me to write code like that? https://github.com/Mikkeren/FizzBuzzEnterpriseEdition
That's just my english. Of course I meant that the tab size is the same as the size of 8 space characters. And it sounds like the tab _character_ is an equivalent to 8 spaces, which is not true. Sorry for confusing…
Correct, I think it's useless. :D
I hope no emacs users use control, there is a caps lock for that. It's ok to disagree with godit, it's not meant for everybody. Frankly, just for me. And if someone else likes it, I don't mind sharing it. Go-completion…
I use it for all text editing. Starting from config files and ending with Go/C/C++/Python/bash.
Emacs is big, startup is slow and you have to carry a pile of elisp scripts which fulfil your feature needs. All features has to be written in elisp of course that could be an issue too. Just a matter of taste.
Well in Go there are no makefiles, but there is a tool called "go". It can build stuff for you. It maintains an assumption that all *.go files within the same directory belong to the same package. So you can't actually…
I agree this panic is quite annoying sometimes. Will make a proper error message when I have time. A very minor issue at the moment. You see I'm not really actively working on it anymore, I use the godit for all of my…
Perhaps, but it's too late to change the name.
Godit is quite fast. I tested the godit on intel atom netbook, it keeps CPU usage fairly low. In my opinion linked list of lines is perfect here. Because the only time you need to go through it in a linear fashion is…
I know, I know. I don't take it that personally, just was clarifying why I wrote it and that it's not necessary how I write software.
I totally agree with that, but you know how it goes with sensitive tools like editors. "Nya nya nya, but where is my feature X?" Writing the right combination of what I want is a perfect way to solve this problem.
Sure, but honestly the original complaint was implying that godit is badly structured. Yes, I don't use Go packages for it, because it's just a small 5k lines of code project and I don't need to use 100 packages to…
Never used plan9 in my life. The reason why I wrote this editor is because I don't like bloated emacs and I use this many of its features. Go produces nice 100% statically linked binaries, so eventually I can just wget…
Do you want me to write code like that? https://github.com/Mikkeren/FizzBuzzEnterpriseEdition
That's just my english. Of course I meant that the tab size is the same as the size of 8 space characters. And it sounds like the tab _character_ is an equivalent to 8 spaces, which is not true. Sorry for confusing…