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default filename and extension when first saving
Posted: 25.01.2021 13:03
by dopm
I'd love to have the default filename when first saving be the first line of the file (title) but with underscores instead of spaces.
And extension .md too.
Is there an easy way to do this in cuda?
Posted: 25.01.2021 15:10
by uvviewsoft
It may be OK idea for future; currently Cud suggests 'new.md' for Markdown lexer, so only 'new' is to change later, '.md' is already here.
Posted: 25.01.2021 20:26
by uvviewsoft
try the new plugin. menu item "Plugins / Addon Manager / Install from GitHub", enter URL
https://github.com/CudaText-addons/cuda_suggest_new
soon I will publish it.
as a 'thank you', I welcome some blog post about Cud, or youtube review (not short).
Posted: 25.01.2021 21:26
by dopm
uvviewsoft wrote:try the new plugin. menu item "Plugins / Addon Manager / Install from GitHub", enter URL
https://github.com/CudaText-addons/cuda_suggest_new
soon I will publish it.
as a 'thank you', I welcome some blog post about Cud, or youtube review (not short).
Wow this is amazing. Thank you so much. To start with, I'll post to my twitter(s) and linkedn (6k and 8k followers), that should give cuda some visibility. My blog is not really the right place for soft review. Maybe linkedin neither. Do you have any website in mind that focuses on reviews?
Posted: 25.01.2021 21:30
by uvviewsoft
In Russia we have Habr.com (it has EN part as well, but most big part is RU). in EN lang, I don't know. I know many video blogs on youtube (search for "sublime text").
Posted: 25.01.2021 21:57
by dopm
"I'm picky about text editors. The big ones (vim, emacs, vscode) do nothing for me. They all fail at having sub 5ms typing latency. cudatext is the best I've found by far. Native app, not electron or an ancient codebase. More performant than Sublime text, which beat the big ones" going out to my twitter and linkedin, scheduled i'n 5 min
Posted: 25.01.2021 22:34
by uvviewsoft
Cud don't beat Sublime in all parts: for big files, scrolling is slower yet..
Posted: 25.01.2021 23:19
by dopm
For big files there's a killer editor; no linux version, tho. But very cool: emeditor
Posted: 25.01.2021 23:21
by dopm
dopm wrote:For big files there's a killer editor; no linux version, tho. But very cool: emeditor
The author is some kind of madman that optimizes the shit of every aspect of the editor. I suspect he writes assembler.
Every version he manages to post some crazy multiple on some aspect of performance with big files. Its csv treatment is second to none. A real pity it's windows only.