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Trouble building the PDF documentation.
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Python version: 3.8.1
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Alot version: current git
$ latex -v pdfTeX 3.14159265-2.6-1.40.20 (TeX Live 2019/Arch Linux) kpathsea version 6.3.1 Copyright 2019 Han The Thanh (pdfTeX) et al. There is NO warranty. Redistribution of this software is covered by the term
tab --focus <title> in the rcfile generates error No tab with matching title: <title>, no matter if the title is explicit (tab --title) or automatically generated. The command works in the TUI, though.
I have this initial rcfile:
# default tabs
tab ls --sort status,!progress all
tab ls --sort !ratio complete
tab ls --sort status,!progress incomplete
tab ls --sort !progress dow
Clay currently misses a few vital pieces of documentation that need to be added in the future. Preferably before the next version is released however, in my opinion, this is not a blocking issue.
The documentation that should written or modified:
- an usage man page
- a configuration man page
- sphinx documentation
- an rst version of the README for PyPy
- improved do
Currently, we use msg_bold for bold and italic text. While this does differentiate the two from the rest of the message, the distinction between these two remains unaddressed.
We could try using 'italics' setting from urwid. However, if we choose not to go with that (due to support concerns), we could try adding a new style in themes.py that provides a notable distinction.
Could you include doc/ and examples/ in your release tarballs ? That would make it easier for distribution packagers to make those directories part of their packages. See for instance https://bugs.debian.org/944313.
Right now all of the text in the frames, other than greentext and quotes, is just grey. It might be nice to, on 4chan for instance, color the same post number a consistent color throughout a thread. Just coloring relevant information so the text becomes easier to parse would be nice.
Or there should be a ButtonBar widget that can be used as a footer. It should at least capture what conjure-up does in, e.g., SpellPickerWidget._build_footer, and ideally it would be able to handle the buttons in a somewhat generic way.
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When inside the internal shell the cursor-up key just selects the lines in history with no (apparent) useful function.
It would be nice if it could instead access the history (as does ctrl-p/n).