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Why does the "menu" for the CLI have to be an VIM output? I'd so prefer just strait print-out to the console. Is this possible?
It would also be nice to limit what gets displayed. Such as drop values from displaying.
Just some thoughts. ;)
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And when you hit CTRL + C it breaks the shell session...
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It looks like it's using your default pager (set with the environment variable PAGER). You can check your environment variable with: echo $PAGER
echo $PAGER
If you want to change it to something else (e.g. more) you can edit your environment variable.
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The pager variable is what's used anytime you look at man pages or other documentation on a unix system: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Guide_to_Unix/Environment_Variables#PAGER
Thanks for the feedback dovy. Still looking around for the best solution to this issue to fit all use-cases. See also #188
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Why does the "menu" for the CLI have to be an VIM output? I'd so prefer just strait print-out to the console. Is this possible?
It would also be nice to limit what gets displayed. Such as drop values from displaying.
Just some thoughts. ;)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: