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A mostly functional, but incredibly basic text editor.
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- Cursor-less text editing (remember how Minecraft book writing used to feel like? Yeah. That.)
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- Save file - You only have to type the filename; the ".txt" extension will be automatically added.
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- Open file - You can select from a list of files in the SD card. Still no line scrolling here, so only the first 7 files will be visible
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- If you open a file, the save menu conveniently fills in the filename for you, so you don't have to write it again to re-save.
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### Dependencies
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- Keyboard library from this repository
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### Issues
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- No line scrolling. Once you exceed 7 lines, you're guessing, bud
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- No folder support. It will only show text (.txt) files in the root /sd folder.
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- There are no confirmation or warning messages. Use with caution and be sure that you aren't using a repeat filename, or it will overwrite the file without warning.
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