Using your own editor - Revision history

Karaken12: /* Larger Program */ Reworded the warning - it only overwrites the item.

2009-05-01T12:07:40Z

Larger Program: Reworded the warning - it only overwrites the item.

2009-03-20T18:11:52Z

Larger Program: Changed picture position slightly.

2009-03-20T18:10:43Z

Larger Program: Added screenshot.

2009-03-20T16:27:33Z

Larger Program: Added 'itempath' program

2009-03-20T15:41:27Z

Larger Program: Added vimfile instructions, some more benifits, and a disclaimer.

2009-03-20T15:27:46Z

Installation: Added the item names.

2009-03-20T15:25:10Z

Added larger Vim wrapper, written by Tom Potts.

2009-03-17T20:29:28Z

2009-03-16T21:54:33Z

2009-03-16T21:18:57Z

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 '''DISCLAIMER''':
-If you use this program to edit a non-directory file, it '''will''' overwrite it when you have finished editing.  It is very unsafe, and I'm not happy about it, but if you use it carefully it should be okay.  If you think of a neat way of avoiding this problem, please let me know!
+If you use this program to edit an item in a dynamic file, it '''will''' overwrite it when you have finished editing.  It is very unsafe, and I'm not happy about it, but if you use it carefully it should be okay.  If you think of a neat way of avoiding this problem, please let me know!
 ===Installation===

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 ==Larger Program==
 Written by Tom Potts.
 This is a more sophisticated program with the beginnings of some extra usefulness.  The syntax highlighting is naive, but useful; the dynamic-file editing is dangerous, but works okay, and it is robust enough to work with multifiles and Q-pointers.  If enough people think this is worthwhile, I'll clean it up a bit and put it in the main repository.  Oh, and there has to be a better way to do the 'itempath' stuff -- any ideas, anyone?

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:10, 20 March 2009
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	Written by Tom Potts.		Written by Tom Potts.

		+	[[Image:Qm-vim.png\|thumb\|right\|Editing the VIM program in Vim]]
	This is a more sophisticated program with the beginnings of some extra usefulness. The syntax highlighting is naive, but useful; the dynamic-file editing is dangerous, but works okay, and it is robust enough to work with multifiles and Q-pointers. If enough people think this is worthwhile, I'll clean it up a bit and put it in the main repository. Oh, and there has to be a better way to do the 'itempath' stuff -- any ideas, anyone?		This is a more sophisticated program with the beginnings of some extra usefulness. The syntax highlighting is naive, but useful; the dynamic-file editing is dangerous, but works okay, and it is robust enough to work with multifiles and Q-pointers. If enough people think this is worthwhile, I'll clean it up a bit and put it in the main repository. Oh, and there has to be a better way to do the 'itempath' stuff -- any ideas, anyone?

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 Written by Tom Potts.
-This is a more sophisticated program with the beginnings of some extra usefulness.  The syntax highlighting is naive, but useful; the dynamic-file editing is dangerous, but works okay, and it is robust enough to work with multifiles and Q-pointers.  If enough people think this is worthwhile, I'll clean it up a bit and put it in the main repository.
+This is a more sophisticated program with the beginnings of some extra usefulness.  The syntax highlighting is naive, but useful; the dynamic-file editing is dangerous, but works okay, and it is robust enough to work with multifiles and Q-pointers.  If enough people think this is worthwhile, I'll clean it up a bit and put it in the main repository.  Oh, and there has to be a better way to do the 'itempath' stuff -- any ideas, anyone?
 '''DISCLAIMER''':
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 ===Installation===
 Save this program in GPL.BP as 'VIM' and compile it.
 <pre>

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 Written by Tom Potts.
-This is a more sophisticated program with the beginnings of some extra usefullness.  The syntax highlighting is naive, but useful.  If enough people think this is worthwhile, I'll clean it up a bit and put it in the main repository.
+This is a more sophisticated program with the beginnings of some extra usefulness.  The syntax highlighting is naive, but useful; the dynamic-file editing is dangerous, but works okay, and it is robust enough to work with multifiles and Q-pointers.  If enough people think this is worthwhile, I'll clean it up a bit and put it in the main repository.
 ===Installation===
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 let b:current_syntax = "qmbasic"
 </pre>
 Finally, save this entry as 'VIM' in NEWVOC
+  V

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 ===Installation===
-Put this program in GPL.BP and compile it.
+Save this program in GPL.BP as 'VIM' and compile it.
 <pre>
 $include keys.h
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 let b:current_syntax = "qmbasic"
 </pre>
-Finally, put this entry in NEWVOC
+Finally, save this entry as 'VIM' in NEWVOC
+  V
   CA
   $VIM
 and then use UPDATE.ACCOUNT to copy it to your VOC.

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:29, 17 March 2009
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	end		end

−	Note - this currently doesn't work ~~with a regular user account~~ under 2.6-6. I~~'m investigating why -gwb~~	+	Note - this currently doesn't work when OpenQM is executed by xinetd under 2.6-6.
		+	If you execute OpenQM from the command line it works ok. It appears that the I/O redirection
		+	is somehow broken when OpenQM is executed as a server (accessed via telnet <hostname> <port>)

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:54, 16 March 2009
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	*		*
	end		end
		+
		+	Note - this currently doesn't work with a regular user account under 2.6-6. I'm investigating why -gwb

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 Save the program below in your GPL.BP file and globally catalog it.
-* 'nano' caller for system editor
+ * 'nano' caller for system editor
-s = @sentence
+ s = @sentence
-s = trim(s)
+ s = trim(s)
-convert ' ' to @am in s
+ convert ' ' to @am in s
-filename = s<2>
+ filename = s<2>
-itemname = s<3>
+ itemname = s<3>
-−
+ *
-es = \sh nano \:@path:\/\:filename:\/\:itemname
+ es = \sh nano \:@path:\/\:filename:\/\:itemname
-crt es
+ crt es
-execute es
+ execute es
-−
+ *
-end
+ end