File has undergone refactor to reduce overall expected responsibility
which was temporary for kickstarting the extension.
The presser/init.lua script will now, and only now, be responsible for
handling and setting up configuration of presser itself (extensibility
to be concluded in future). Now, the script defines presser@setup()
which is to be called by a user in their Neovim config script. This
function currently defines one user command which allows for executing
the builtins@find_replace.
Most functions which were defined in table@presser have been migrated to
a new location presser/actions, defined in table@actions.
The function definition presser@find_replace has been migrated to
presser.builtins (in builtins@find_replace).
Consult other commits related to migrations for more info about specific
refactors.
File has been moved to subdirectory.
Note: TBR = To Be Refactored/Restructured.
- changed `ctx` to `gcm` as import for context manager module.
- gcm/GCM = global context manager
- all associations with this variable have been updated
respectfully.
- func@new is no longer responsible for creating a new context in the
GCM. This is now handled per built-in.
- call to gcm@update now respects newly modified GCM structure.
- Added presser@move_next_buffer:
- temporary function to experiment moving between buffers which
are marked as `allowed = true` in the GCM.
- TBR.
- Added func@read_buffer:
- reads the contents of all buffers in the GCM.
- returns a table storing all collected buffer contents.
- TBR.
- Added presser@execute:
- temporary function which calls func@read_buffer and performs a
vim substitute as per the built-in presser@find_replace.
- TBR.
- Added func@start_buffer:
- place the cursor in an initial buffer by name.
- TBR. Should be func@put_cursor_in_buf (or similar).
- Updated keymap to store more keys for experimenting.
- Calculate the centre of the current window height (should check for
split windows in future, or determine terminal size).
- Changed ordering of window creation. Windows created in order they are
rendered.
