Things you might need to know light buffers code, and displays it, and reads for input at the console asynchronously. The main controls are intuitive enough for the new user. Up, down, left, right do what you expect them to mostly. The Vim/Neovim user, might be surprised, there are no modes in light ' holyC(or you may say, everything happens in INSERT mode). But light ' HolyCode supports plugins, and shortcuts. --> plugins are anything that change the DISPLAY_BUFFER[][], which is the main buffer maintained to capture input/user code, and are of the form: plugin_example_do_this(char* result, char* buffer, int i); -> although a plugin may decide to ignore any such argument where: result = the string that is to be altered based on buffer which is the current string (DISPLAY_BUFFER[CURRENT_ROW]) i = CURRENT_ROW_NUMBER plugins are called everytime input is read at the console For example, . line numbers are displayed using a plugin, like so: . plugin_line_number(...); . text highlighting is also a normal plugin, like so: . plugin_highlight(...); --> shortcuts are anything that change attributes of the DISPLAY_BUFFER based on user-input, and are of the form: shortcut_some_do_this(char ch); -> shortcuts are always initiated with Ctrl character shortcuts, unlike plugins are called when their Ctrl +