On 02.03.23 17:32, Grégory Vanuxem wrote:
Nothing with 'vi', I had to kill the FRICASsys processus myself.
With 'gvim' or 'emacs' that opens the file but 'gvim' complains that
the 'line' command is unknown.
Error detected while processing command line:
E492: Not an editor command: line
Huh? What exactly did you write? Please always copy the exact procedure
into the mail. The your message looks strange. Your FRICASEDITOR
variable should not show "line", but "$line".
But don't worry, I get the impression that edit does not really work
nicely via a non-X connection. I just did "ssh somecomputer" (no X
forwarding). Then I started fricas like this
export FRICASEDITOR='emacs -nw +$line $name'
fricas
)edit /home/hemmecke/foo.txt
Emacs starts but shows some strange escape characters...
THe first likes look like
File Edit Options Buffers Tools Text Help
^[[>65;6800;1c^[[I
and ends with
-UU-:----F1 foo.txt All (1,0) (Text WS Fill)
----------------------
For information about GNU Emacs and the GNU system, type C-h C-a.
but does not fill my local terminal window. And worst of all, I cannot
do anything there.
Ctrl-X Ctrl-C
leads to
>> System error:
Interactive interrupt at #x7FABD2204D2F.
(1) -> ^[[>65;6800;1c^[[I^[[O^[[I^[[O^[[I^[[O^[[I^[[O^[[I^Xc^X
That is probably a problem in FriCAS sman redirecting I/O appropriately.
Starting "fricas -nosman" seems to start emacs as it should, though.
Ralf
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