Avinash Ananth Narayan R

@sienori, if that happens, then as a fallback, the selected text could be translated with a link opening translate.google.com in new tab or something... Something like this: 

@caoqianli can you please shed some light on this?

@caoqianli this is something that is used in one of our applications. Since the change was required, I had done by forking, If you are interested, you can take it.

@caoqianli check out the pull request #32. It exposes the attributes using a map.

@yspanchal you can edit the [main.dic](https://github.com/JamezQ/Palaver/blob/master/Recognition/modes/main.dic) according to your need. e.g: for firefox ``` open irefox open firefox ``` But actually it should be a like ``` open (LINE command)...

@jonas yes this is the same functionality I mentioned on that G+ post Sorry for the confusion, I should've been using `commit --amend` instead of `commit -a`.

I understand that changing the key-bindings dynamically is overcomplicated, But how about adding a new key-binding by default for amending? Let the user to choose the correct key for committing/amending,...

@jonas like you said before, you can put the key-binding in the base configuration of tigrc so ``` bind status + !git commit --amend ``` will work in this case.

@cody, Resetting will make you lose the commit message for one. In amend mode you can do selective reset. To make this more clear, try using the amend mode in...

Yes they are also intended to be explaining the changes. The first line of the commit should be short, however there can be subsequent lines explaining why things are done...