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Greg Chapple
@gchp
Yeah, you can have multiple views for a buffer
At least, that's the plan!
Adrian
@orangea
Here's an idea that I want to put out there: when both an operation and a text object are given, is performing the operation from the cursor to that object ever really useful? For example, are there many instances in vi where one might want to use dw instead of daw or diw?
Greg Chapple
@gchp
What does dw do at the moment? I think the text object system was meant to be pretty open ended, so you could basically jump to any point in the document, from any other arbitrary point. Like "the second line down from the cursor" or "the fifth character from the start of the fifth line above the cursor". That sort of thing. The cursor is just one of the positions that can be used as the starting point for a movement. Does that answer your question?
Adrian
@orangea
dw deletes from the cursor to the start of the next word. I was just thinking out loud. A text object at the moment represents a mapping from a buffer to a particular character, and I've been playing around with changing it so that it represents a mapping from a buffer to a range of characters like in vim.
pentlander
@pentlander
Hey I was wonder if there was any consideration for using mio for the main event loop
Greg Chapple
@gchp
@pentlander I looked at it ages ago, but never got around to actually trying it out. Do you think it could work? What would it give us?
pentlander
@pentlander
My thought process was that an event loop could be used for the backend, which could be accessed by either an RPC interface or rust code to make the frontend.
The advantage is that mio is already pretty quick and that there are some async libraries built ontop of it, which would make the async calls a bit simpler to use
Greg Chapple
@gchp
Yeah, that sounds nice!
Unfortunately I've not had much time to give to iota recently, just hacking randomly on a few experimental branches every now and again.
If you want to take a swing at working mio in though, that would be amazing!
Vinícius dos Santos Oliveira
@vinipsmaker
are there plans for something like org-mode in iota?
using the same markup language or something else (like rst or asciidoc)?
slack has a "search button", but I don't see one in gitter. Sorry if this topic is well know already and I should RTFM
Dom Rodriguez
@shymega
vinipsmaker: that would be cool, i agree (org-mode)
Vinícius dos Santos Oliveira
@vinipsmaker
@shymega: I got my eye set on asciidoc. After using for a few days and after spending still more days reading about it and its competitors, I fell in love with it. The only one I didn't look was org-mode. And people use it more because Emacs support than syntax I guess.
Dom Rodriguez
@shymega
vinipsmaker: I want to put something like org-mode in my text editor, but i've not heard of asciidoc much before.
i think it's used for books, or at least, that's what i've heard
both work well
Vinícius dos Santos Oliveira
@vinipsmaker
Well, I've downloaded org-mode manual. I'll check myself if asciidoc would be a good replacement or if it'd be an inconvenient "trying-too-hard" adaptation
Christian Dywan
@kalikiana
Hey
I've made a PR for snap packaging gchp/iota#131 so one could install iota more easily.
You could also enable automatic builds for that, to get new commits pushed to the store, if you're happy with having that
Satish Kumar
@SatishK89340184_twitter
hi guys I had iota token at 5 different addresses. I created new seed , downloaded 2.5 wallet used both seed . published proof. attatced to tangle.. but still 0 balace.. can anyone help please old address where iota was at TSXDLNVGFVGNWXL9AMJYMAPLDUKMV9ABARXW9XKXGZZHVEDLVQEOYJBZHUVAAQCYCDNRSZRWIPRZLGAYCYYHOJBWIW
Satish Kumar
@SatishK89340184_twitter
a m i at a wrong channel ?