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Mergewithknaus #2

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fidgetingbits and others added 30 commits October 8, 2020 23:43
...on at least my machine
The CSVs are stored in a "settings" folder that the user can track
independently. When the CSVs are updated, the talon lists they map to
will be updated (in the `user.user_settings` context, which is global).

Both mapped items (key -> value) and atomic items (key -> key) can be
defined.
Use the new csv-based dicts to define vocab modifications in the user
settings folder.

When knausj is first loaded, these CSVs will be created. The user can
then modify them as needed (and track changes, if they've subrepo'd the
settings dir).
Create the settings dir only when a list is actually demanded - not
before.
If the settings folder doesn't exist, do create it up-front. It needs to
be there before we track it with `fs.watch`.
Create the settings folder immediately
Remove broken/redundant command
Fix "terminal here" on Mac
- Allow dragging via mouse grid. Must re-open mouse grid currently.
- Use number_key instead of number when grid is open.
Change open & implement close
knausj85 and others added 28 commits November 1, 2020 17:52
clip.set -> clip.set_text
Similar to number_small, but 1-20th
- Add function to trigger zoom mouse via a key or command.
- clip.set -> clip.set_text
- start generic messaging module
- Pulling from slack commands, expanding it to discord
-add commands for browsing by spoken version of file/folders. note: fairly rudimentary spoken version logic
overhaul numbers.py to use a simpler grammar
- Ubuntu commandline with support for file_manager stuff
- Enable some more tags for Ubuntu by default
- Attempt to auto-convert windows paths in file_manager_open_directory
- Copy logic from explorer.py to correct re-map of user folders if one drive is installed
- Garbage fix for home directory to work with file manager
- Config similar to https://github.com/mrob95/WindowsTerminal-config/blob/master/settings.json, with powershell as my default
- Each supported terminal activates the tags supported
- Commands should work in both standalone terminals and Windows Terminal now.
- Git accessible from minty
@fidgetingbits fidgetingbits merged commit 41eab1c into fidgetingbits:master Dec 29, 2020
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