removing next and previous

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Lionel Dricot 2022-04-06 12:14:57 +02:00
parent 2e9e236dc8
commit ac80f537e2
2 changed files with 9 additions and 7 deletions

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@ -2,6 +2,7 @@
## 1.4 - Unreleased
- Making python-readability optional
- Removing "next" and "previous" which are quite confusing and not obvious
- Fixing a crash when accessing an empty html page
## 1.3 - April 2th 2022

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@ -3110,14 +3110,14 @@ Take an integer as argument to go up multiple times."""
gi = links[self.hist_index]
self._go_to_gi(gi, update_hist=False)
def do_next(self, *args):
"""Go to next item after current in index."""
return self.onecmd(str(self.index_index+1))
#def do_next(self, *args):
# """Go to next item after current in index."""
# return self.onecmd(str(self.index_index+1))
def do_previous(self, *args):
"""Go to previous item before current in index."""
self.lookup = self.index
return self.onecmd(str(self.index_index-1))
#def do_previous(self, *args):
# """Go to previous item before current in index."""
# self.lookup = self.index
# return self.onecmd(str(self.index_index-1))
@needs_gi
def do_root(self, *args):
@ -3128,6 +3128,7 @@ Take an integer as argument to go up multiple times."""
"""Add index items as waypoints on a tour, which is basically a FIFO
queue of gemini items.
`tour` or `t` alone brings you to the next item in your tour.
Items can be added with `tour 1 2 3 4` or ranges like `tour 1-4`.
All items in current menu can be added with `tour *`.
Current item can be added back to the end of the tour with `tour .`.