This is a learning project following @jonathandturner's YouTube video series Creating a line editor in Rust. It is currently up to date with the end of the first video. The series is very good from what I've seen so far.
I try to implement things myself first and then see how @jonathandturner does them in the video. This has resulted in a few differences
- I use the
queue!macro instead of function approach - I don't track the the the caret position
- Rather, I get the current position at the start of the input loop. And use that to find the index to change in the buffer
- I use
SavePositionandRestorePositionwhen changing the line and always print the whole buffer