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I find myself longing for this feature in several cases where I quickly want to make an edit to some file that I am displaying in watchbind, and then return to watchbind. It would be cool if one could temporarily disable watchbind's TUI painting, execute a graphical TUI (e.g. text editor like vim), and return to watchbind.
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The functionality is there now, but I would still like to implement one feature: A smooth transition from watchbind's TUI to the child TUI (e.g. text editor). Currently, watchbind's TUI is hidden, then the regular command-line, from which watchbind was called, is shown for a split second, and only then is the TUI of the child command (text editor) shown. It would be nicer if the split second showcase of the command-line could be eliminated.
The smooth (no return to user's terminal before launching child TUI) between watchbind's TUI and the child TUI has been implemented now. However, what is still missing is a similarly smooth transition from the child's TUI to watchbind's TUI, once the child's TUI terminates. Progress on implementing this will be tracked in #72.
I find myself longing for this feature in several cases where I quickly want to make an edit to some file that I am displaying in watchbind, and then return to watchbind. It would be cool if one could temporarily disable watchbind's TUI painting, execute a graphical TUI (e.g. text editor like
vim
), and return to watchbind.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: