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Try 'am' (application manager) install from gslapt then run in terminal for 2000+ appimages.

Otherwise install from .deb after right clicking package and convert to fatdog package.

Here is the updated snapp script. Rename to snapp, and Place in /usr/sbin and chmod 755 /usr/sbin/snapp

With set Splitter in preferences
SSTE.sh.gz

Added scale field to set splitter position in percentage terms of 1600 pixel width.

If you need to number Chapter headings, actually lines which are not indented, followed by indented lines, then Number Unindented format option is for you.

added days months and alphabet prefixes.
Tidied up typos

Update - added roman numerals as prefix e.g. VI. This sentence

Also fixed an issue with space detection.

appman added.

Provides appimage list, on select gets info, and option to install, remove,download,overwrite,rollback,query etc

I loaded a .py script and this triggered text highlighting ... I wish I knew the specifics

Because undo and redo work line by line, probably because of cat command. So I have added multiple undo and redo, using xdotool. Still works line by line just automatic according to line count of text.

Improved formatting sed terms and moved searchfn to byblockfn, thus reducing script size. Search'n'Replace now functions on pattern i.e. selected text, not all.

Recently I have been using appman which is a cli appimage manager. I will add functions to snapp to show appman lists of available appimages, basic info, and the ability to install or remove selected item.

An update that tidys up after itself removing files in tmp. And in the case of Search'n'Replace it gets the exit code and continues only if exit = 0.
Navipad is now setup for the majority of users. ctrl+z and ctrl+y

thanks @step

When opening a file first navigate to the file then right click on the file and copy location is available. This will be the most automatic way to get a file reference, if it can be scripted with xdotool, or just manually - is better than nothing.

@step
when using yadu --text-info --file-op, i can open a new file which clears current contents and loads contents from opened file. Then how do I programmatically reference the new file, is it a new "$1" or ... ? I want to be able to add the file path and name to a history log.

Thanks!

I remember now, I couldn't access google sites before I got my vpn working, and i found this old version! But this seems to have slowed down emoji selection, at least in yad....maybe i need to do a restart after 'updating' fonts. Otherwise, it isn't working here too!

I thought I had two emoji fonts, one B&W the other color. When pasted into normal text they occupy a height of several lines, much greater in size than a Capital in any other font.

I am creating SSTE - a lightweight text editor, similar to leafpad but with extra functionality. It is easy to modify as only a bash script and yad to deal with.

It didn't work for me ...