can only be found in README.md, they are not defined in ranger.el. If they are planned future features, then they probably should be added when that functionality has been implemented.
Should i remove them?
3: The variable: ranger-max-preview-size shows 10 in the README.md, but in ranger it's set to 2.
Should all variables values match their current values in ranger?
4: V isn't bound in ranger.el, but it's listed in README.md as:
V | visually select lines
It seems to just call the command that V is currently bound to. For example, when Emacs is started with the -Q argument and ranger is loaded. Then V is bound to the default emacs command self-insert-command. But if evil-mode also is loaded then V is bound to evil-visual-line.
With evil-mode enabled and ranger open, then the current line gets selected, but when one tries to move the cursor to the previous or next line, then the selection doesn't extend.
I removed it's entry from README.md.
If i have missed what V is used for, should I can add it back?
Thanks for checking the README file. I would have to say I have not been doing a good job updating this as new features are being implemented, so I appreciate your work.
Questions:
1: In the todo section, the following line:
seems to end abruptly, what should it say?
2: The variables:
can only be found in
README.md
, they are not defined inranger.el
. If they are planned future features, then they probably should be added when that functionality has been implemented.Should i remove them?
3: The variable:
ranger-max-preview-size
shows10
in theREADME.md
, but in ranger it's set to2
.Should all variables values match their current values in ranger?
4:
V
isn't bound inranger.el
, but it's listed inREADME.md
as:It seems to just call the command that
V
is currently bound to. For example, when Emacs is started with the-Q
argument and ranger is loaded. ThenV
is bound to the default emacs commandself-insert-command
. But if evil-mode also is loaded thenV
is bound toevil-visual-line
.With evil-mode enabled and ranger open, then the current line gets selected, but when one tries to move the cursor to the previous or next line, then the selection doesn't extend.
I removed it's entry from README.md.
If i have missed what
V
is used for, should I can add it back?