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Save the program below in your GPL.BP file and globally catalog it. | 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 | ||
Revision as of 21:18, 16 March 2009
This little script was given to me by Tom Hoogenboom:
To use your favorite editor, just change "leafpad" to "vi", "pico", etc.
Save the program below in your GPL.BP file and globally catalog it.
* 'nano' caller for system editor s = @sentence s = trim(s) convert ' ' to @am in s filename = s<2> itemname = s<3> * es = \sh nano \:@path:\/\:filename:\/\:itemname crt es execute es * end