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Text editor adapted from lite. I set the family as TextMateEditorFamily because it follows the convention of using Control-Shift-P to open a command line and work from there. |
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Text editor adapted from lite. |
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I set the family as TextMateEditorFamily because it follows the convention of using Control-Shift-P to open a command line and work from there. |
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Author: Francesco Homepage: https://github.com/lite-xl/lite-xl Wikipedia: Download: Manual: Family: TextMateEditorFamily Platform: Windows, Linux, Mac OS License: MIT License
Text editor adapted from lite.
I set the family as TextMateEditorFamily because it follows the convention of using Control-Shift-P to open a command line and work from there.
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