Figure 14.1: Nano Settings
Figure 14.2: Nano Settings (continuation)
This master switch will make BashStyle-NG adjust the settings of nano.
If enabled backup files to filename~ upon save.
If enabled show the current position (line, column) in the minibar (or if disabled, the traditional status bar)
If enabled save searches for future reuse in a history.
Enable the minibar introduced in GNU Nano 5.0, instead of the traditional status bar.
If enabled the line numbers are displayed.
If enabled the file is auto indented, based on the determined filetype.
If enabled syntax highlighting, based on the determined filetype, will be done.
If enabled the keyboard shortcuts/help at the bottom will be hidden.
If enabled, searches are performed case-sensitive.
If enabled, long lines will be scrolled horizontally, instead of being wrapped.
If enabled, tabs wille be converted to spaces.
Set the width of a tab in spaces
The position (in characters) the stripe is displayed, indicating overlong lines.
Enable custom user interface coloring, if disabled the following settings wille be ignored.
Will make text of some UI elements forcibly bold, even if non-bold colors are selected by the user.
The following settings allow to color all UI elements of GNU Nano, separately for text color and background color.
Enable mouse support in GNU Nano, allowing to use the mouse to perform actions like select, copy or paste on the text.
If enabled the whole available space will be availble for editing, no empty lines beetwenn the text and minibar/status or help/shortcuts.
On some terminals it may be the delete keys don’t properly work, in that case let GNU Nano rebind them, to make them work.
When opening a file again, jump to the previous position.