Yes I tried it, thanks !
I like it and it's nicely thought, unfortunately I ran into a few weird issues when pasting code or editing code. I need to see if there is one already opened on this. Or open a new one with steps to reproduce the issues. Will do.
Wow, you did a lot of releases since then !
I was running the 0.1.15, so it can explain some discrepancies.
No problem on linux with the last release, will try the "freshly" released 0.1.97 on windows also (I think the issue was on this OS).
And I promise I'll create an issue if I encounter some difficulty.
For those who're interested, feel free to check out the develop branch and compile it for the latest build. I’d love to hear your feedback and suggestions for PNANA.
PNANA was originally developed simply to serve as a replacement for nano on Linux. It comes with a host of out-of-the-box editing features, and our development was primarily inspired by Marco and Nvim.
English version of GitHub page: https://github.com/Cyxuan0311/PNANA/blob/master/README_EN.md
Thanks for this TUI editor which is not based on vim. There are too many already for my taste.
It's difficult finding some that are in the same vein of micro and here you are. I will definitively give a look and give you a feedback.
Have a look also at this https://github.com/sinelaw/fresh
Yes I tried it, thanks ! I like it and it's nicely thought, unfortunately I ran into a few weird issues when pasting code or editing code. I need to see if there is one already opened on this. Or open a new one with steps to reproduce the issues. Will do.
Let me know if you still have issues, I'll look into it
Wow, you did a lot of releases since then ! I was running the 0.1.15, so it can explain some discrepancies. No problem on linux with the last release, will try the "freshly" released 0.1.97 on windows also (I think the issue was on this OS). And I promise I'll create an issue if I encounter some difficulty.
Thanks a lot for this editor, I'll dive into it.
For those who're interested, feel free to check out the develop branch and compile it for the latest build. I’d love to hear your feedback and suggestions for PNANA.
why not just make improvement to vim?
PNANA was originally developed simply to serve as a replacement for nano on Linux. It comes with a host of out-of-the-box editing features, and our development was primarily inspired by Marco and Nvim.