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The idea for this editor has been floating around in my head for maybe a year, and the program itself went through several incarnations before landing where it is now. I've been a mostly satisfied Vim user for years (which might explain the lack of menus and scrollbars in Fervor), but I had a nagging feeling that a different approach could be more productive. So here's version 0.1.0!
A brief rundown of features:
Infinite undo
Unicode (UTF-8) support
Regular expression search
Acme-like right-click find
No GUI toolkit dependencies (uses SDL2 instead)
Quick startup and low memory footprint
Asynchronous shell command execution and selection filtering
Syntax highlighting (currently for: C, Go, Python, Bash, JSON, and Make)
I didn't make an AUR package because, frankly, I don't feel it's the right way to go about installing a Go program. Either you have a Go environment set up and you can install via the go command, or you can download one of the pre-built binaries from GitHub.
Much more information (including a screenshot) is available on the GitHub page.
Feedback is more than welcome! You can also check out the to-do list for a roadmap of features planned for future releases.
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Version 0.2.0 released. Notable changes:
Add font, ptsize, tabstop, and expandtab options
Set global and filetype-specific options using INI file
Record and access command history
Handle and toggle DOS-style line endings
Improve tab completion, whitespace pruning, and resize performance
Syntax highlight CSS, HTML, INI, JavaScript, Lua, SVG, and Ruby
Allow multiple files as command-line arguments
I guess it's a graphical editor for people who want none of that menu/chrome nonsense--in other words, for people who are used to console editors. Anyway, I've been getting plenty of mileage out of it and haven't had any problems, but I'm sure it could use more testing from people who aren't me :~)
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