Not saving

[ptone]

I've tried this a few ways, both with pypi and github version - saving doesn't seem to happen:

b8e8561349da:tmp$ mktmpenv -p /usr/local/bin/python3

...Cleaning up...

This is a temporary environment. It will be deleted when you run 'deactivate'.
(9c5c68941227cfc8)b8e8561349da:9c5c68941227cfc8$ pip install -e git+https://github.com/scopatz/xo.git#egg=xo

...

Successfully installed xo Pygments urwid

(9c5c68941227cfc8)b8e8561349da:9c5c68941227cfc8$ xo foo.py

# wrote hello world, then ^o then ^x

(9c5c68941227cfc8)b8e8561349da:9c5c68941227cfc8$ more foo.py 

# nothing?

[scopatz]

What is the output of cat foo.py?

[ptone]

nothing - I can edit the file, add stuff with nano - shows up fine - add stuff with xo, just doesn't get written. Acting like the keyboard binding not working, but ^x fine in xo, and ^o works as expected in nano...

[scopatz]

Hmmm I really don't understand this. What version of Python are you on?

[ptone]

This was on a brew'd 3.3.3 - but just reproduced on 3.4

Tried it on a Ubuntu EC2 with no issue, so something on my machine - but not sure what it could be, no good idea on how to debug, and honestly not worried about it other than trying to help you track it down if you are interested.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/22765108/screencast-bug.mov

[scopatz]

Very strange. I am not sure that I can really expend the time debugging this right now. I'll leave this issue open in case it comes up again.

[scopatz]

This is very strange. It seems like it is not saving at all? I am assuming that you hitting Ctrl+o in the demo here. It should pop up with a "saved!" status message in the lower left when you save, but in the video it never does this. Could this be a problem with mac keybindings? What happens when you rebind the save key to another character? You can do this by adding an entry like the following to ~/.config/xo/rc.json

{"keybindings": {"save": "ctrl o"}}

[caheredia]

I'm experiencing the same issue. I'm on OSX 10.12.6, python 3.6.3. I tried to rebind, but
~/.config/xo/rc.json
returns

/Users/cristian/.config/xo/rc.json: No such file or directory

which xo returns

/Users/cristian/anaconda/bin/xo

[blackary]

You can do this by adding an entry like the following to ~/.config/xo/rc.json

I tried setting an rc.json file to various different keys, but none of them have any effect.