Some textual changes (without changing formatting) were made to table header lines.
This is a tiny and almost inconsequential change to improve readability.
Adding an S seems more intuitive here. The command you are being asked to run there completes to:
`help commands`
not `help command` as one might expect.
Although maybe help aliases might also be something to consider?
* add binding for more primitive backspace
* support selecting page up and page down
* fix matchbraceleft for braces that start on x=0
* fix multiline copy-paste indenting
let's say you have two lines like
<space><space>line1
<space><space>line2
so you start from cursor x=0 and select both lines, then paste.
we don't want any leading whitespace in this case, because the
cursor is already at x=0 and the selection already includes
whitespace.
this behavior, while slightly less obvious, allows for observing what brace you
just closed. as you write closing braces, the brace you closed gets highlighted
The -l flag to the replace command means "literal" and will treat
the search term literally instead of as a regular expression.
The command bar also now supports expanding environment variables
and running expressions through the shell and using the result
in the command.
The option is `scrollbar` and is off by default. The scroll bar is
not interactive (you can't click and drag it) but this will likely
be fixed in the future.
Ref #869
When savehistory is enabled, micro will save your command history across
sessions. This includes command-mode, shell-mode, open, jump-to-line...
Anything that uses up-arrow for history in the infobar.
This option is on by default.
Closes#874
Use the `keymenu` option (default `off`) to enable. ToggleKeyMenu is
also bound to `Alt-g` and this info is now displayed in the status line.
Closes#829
Set the `fastdirty` option flag to off if you really want accurate
reporting on whether the buffer is modified. This is more resource
intensive but it can be useful for people who don't mind.
Closes#787Closes#467
Dos and Unix line endings are now both supported (previously on unix
line endings were supported) and can be accessed via the `fileformat`
option. The file format will be automatically detected and displayed in
the statusline but can be overriden.
Possible values for the `fileformat` option are `dos` and `unix`.
Closes#443Closes#755
