yi-core-0.18.0: Yi editor core library

LicenseGPL-2
Maintaineryi-devel@googlegroups.com
Stabilityexperimental
Portabilityportable
Safe HaskellNone
LanguageHaskell2010
Extensions
  • TemplateHaskell
  • TemplateHaskellQuotes
  • OverloadedStrings
  • DeriveDataTypeable
  • LambdaCase

Yi.File

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Description

 
Synopsis

File-based actions

editFile :: FilePath -> YiM (Either Text BufferRef) Source #

If file exists, read contents of file into a new buffer, otherwise creating a new empty buffer. Replace the current window with a new window onto the new buffer.

If the file is already open, just switch to the corresponding buffer.

Need to clean up semantics for when buffers exist, and how to attach windows to buffers.

Yi.File module re-exports this, you probably want to import that instead.

In case of a decoding failure, failure message is returned instead of the BufferRef.

openingNewFile :: FilePath -> BufferM a -> YiM () Source #

Tries to open a new buffer with editFile and runs the given action on the buffer handle if it succeeds.

If the editFile fails, just the failure message is printed.

openNewFile :: FilePath -> YiM () Source #

Same as openingNewFile with no action to run after.

viWrite :: YiM () Source #

Try to write a file in the manner of vi/vim Need to catch any exception to avoid losing bindings

viWriteTo :: Text -> YiM () Source #

Try to write to a named file in the manner of vi/vim

viSafeWriteTo :: Text -> YiM () Source #

Try to write to a named file if it doesn't exist. Error out if it does.

fwriteE :: YiM Bool Source #

Write current buffer to disk, if this buffer is associated with a file

fwriteBufferE :: BufferRef -> YiM Bool Source #

Write a given buffer to disk if it is associated with a file.

fwriteAllY :: YiM Bool Source #

Write all open buffers

fwriteToE :: Text -> YiM Bool Source #

Write current buffer to disk as f. The file is also set to f.

backupE :: FilePath -> YiM () Source #

Make a backup copy of file

revertE :: YiM () Source #

Revert to the contents of the file on disk

Helper functions

setFileName :: BufferRef -> FilePath -> YiM () Source #

Associate buffer with file; canonicalize the given path name.

deservesSave :: FBuffer -> YiM Bool Source #

Checks if the given buffer deserves a save: whether it's a file buffer and whether it's pointing at a file rather than a directory.

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