feat: toggle wrapping in shell output windows

2026-10-18 01:23:19 +02:00
parent 00207b5526
commit 074df97c02
4 changed files with 125 additions and 23 deletions
@@ -202,6 +202,8 @@ Use `:!COMMAND` (for example `:!pwd` or `:!echo "$PATH"`) to run a shell command

 While running, the default top bar shows the first three command graphemes, `...` when truncated, and an animated spinner to the right of the battery. Completion opens a read-only floating window with the command, exit status (or launch error), stdout, and separately marked stderr. Arrows/Ctrl+h/j/k/l and the mouse wheel scroll; Home resets, End goes to the last line, and Enter/Escape dismisses it and resumes the underlying editing mode. Output is decoded as UTF-8 with replacements; controls are displayed as text, never interpreted as terminal escapes. Capture retains up to 4 MiB per stream with an explicit truncation notice. There is no command timeout; exiting Vamp kills the running process group, and background jobs in that group are also stopped when the command exits. Shell execution currently requires Unix.

+In the shell output window, `w` toggles soft wrapping without changing output bytes or the source buffer's wrap setting. A single-key custom binding to `config.core.word_wrap.toggle` also toggles the popup. Wrapping starts off for each command; toggling resets scrolling to the start. With wrapping on, vertical scrolling follows visual rows and horizontal scrolling is disabled.
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 The latest reported operation result appears in a non-focusable popup at the workspace's bottom-right, just above the bottom bar when visible, with one column of inner padding on each side when space permits. It remains until dismissed or replaced, with no timer. In Normal mode, the first Escape dismisses it without collapsing carets; a subsequent Escape retains ordinary Normal behavior. Existing modal windows, focused explorers/diff selectors, and pending prefixes retain Escape priority. New operation messages reopen the popup; routine successful buffer switches do not duplicate the buffer/path information already shown in the bar.

 Command-capable core actions derive canonical Ex names by removing `core.`: `core.quit` gives `:quit`, `core.save` gives `:save`, and `core.diff.close` gives `:diff.close`. Native editing and Insert-only completion/snippet actions remain action bindings, not additional Ex commands.