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Open Acme Scripts

Open Acme Scripts is a repository of scripts to be used within the Acme Editor. Scripts are found in the bin/ and, for the most part, require Plan9Port.

Installation

To install all of the scripts, simple git clone https://github.com/kyoto-shift/open-acme and add the open-acme/bin to your $PATH like so: export PATH=$PATH:[path-to-open-acme]/bin/.

If you don't already have Acme or the Plan9Port setup on your machine, follow this guide before downloading these scripts.

Scripts

Below is a table of the scripts found in the bin/ directory.

Filename Script Name Description Arguments (? = optional) Example
Commit commit Automatically add and commit with Git/Mercurial. (?)message - A message to use for the current commit. If omitted, a commit message will be created using the current date and time. commit "initial commit"
I+, I- i+, i- Indent and unindent blocks of text. (?)size - The number of spaces to use for the indention/unindention. Default: 4 `
No Trailing Whitespace ntw Delete any trailing whitespace characters (' ', '\t') - `
Search s Search through files using Ripgrep, The Silver Surfer, The Platinum Surfer, or Ack. query - A search query to use with whichever editor is found. s foo
Toggle Comments tc Toggle comments on the current selection. (?)character - Which character to use for the comment. Note: only use "non-enclosing" comment characters (e.g. #, //, etc.) Default: // `
Spaces To Tabs, Tabs To Spaces stt, tts Convert tab characters to space characters (and vice versa). (?)level - How many characters to use for the corresponding search. For example, ` stt 4will convert every4spaces into a tab character.Default: 4`

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The best way to contribute is by helping create more scripts! If you have something you'd like to share, submit a pull request and let me know! Be sure to follow the style of the other files and to include a description of what your script(s) do (preferably in the source itself).

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