My editor of choice is helix. However, it is a terminal application, and thus, I cannot use it like I would use any other .app editor for OpenInEditor-Lite.
After a quick glance at the code it seems you use the open command to launch editors/terminals.
If OpenInEditor-Lite passed the raw editor defaults to the open command we would be able to do something like this: defaults write wang.jianing.app.OpenInEditor-Lite LiteDefaultEditor "kitty --args hx", and the path to the file to be edited is appended to the end.
Why should this feature be included?
This would make it easier to launch terminal-based editors like vim, neovim, kakoune, helix, etc, with OpenInEditor-Lite
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My editor of choice is helix. However, it is a terminal application, and thus, I cannot use it like I would use any other
.appeditor for OpenInEditor-Lite.After a quick glance at the code it seems you use the
opencommand to launch editors/terminals.If OpenInEditor-Lite passed the raw editor defaults to the
opencommand we would be able to do something like this:defaults write wang.jianing.app.OpenInEditor-Lite LiteDefaultEditor "kitty --args hx", and the path to the file to be edited is appended to the end.Why should this feature be included?
This would make it easier to launch terminal-based editors like vim, neovim, kakoune, helix, etc, with OpenInEditor-Lite