1 files changed, 12 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-)

M Git.go

@@ 43,6 43,7 @@ func gitcmd(arg ...string) {
 			win.Write("data", buf)
 		}
 	}
+	win.Ctl("clean")
 }
 
 func diff() {


@@ 53,16 54,12 @@ func status() {
 	gitcmd("status")
 }
 
-func commit() {
-	// I can see a couple of ways to implement "commit". (1) Open another buffer
-	// to hold the commit message, and when closing that buffer capture the content
-	// and pass it into git commit somehow. (2) write a script to be the "editor" that pops open a buffer and waits for it to be closed, then uses the contents as the commit message.
+func show() {
+	gitcmd("show")
+}
 
+func commit() {
 	wipe()
-	// Call mktemp, get the file name
-	// Run the following:
-	// GIT_EDITOR=./acme-ed.sh git commit
-	// Our "editor" will be acme-ed, that pops open the file provided by git and monitors the index (or the events?) to exit only when the commit message buffer gets closed.
 
 	cmd := exec.Command("git", "commit")
 	r, w, err := os.Pipe()


@@ 88,7 85,9 @@ func commit() {
 		if n > 0 {
 			win.Write("data", buf)
 		}
-	}}
+	}
+	win.Ctl("clean")
+}
 
 func main() {
 	var err error


@@ 102,7 101,8 @@ func main() {
 	win.Name(pwdslash + "+git")
 	win.Ctl("clean")
 
-	win.Fprintf("tag", "Status Diff Log Commit")
+	win.Fprintf("tag", "Status Show Diff Log Commit")
+	status()
 
 	go events()
 	r, err := acme.Log()


@@ 135,6 135,8 @@ func events() {
 				diff()
 			case "Commit":
 				commit()
+			case "Show":
+				show()
 			default:
 				fmt.Println(text)
 			}