Hello,

FriCAS just cloned, commit (1b5c139) and installed with
--prefix=/home/user/.local

Looking at the different output modes in FriCAS, I tried the
showeditor option, output from ')show' in an editor.

GVim:

(1) -> )sh SINT
Unable to open directory to be removed
rmdir failed: Not a directory
Unable to open directory to be removed
rmdir failed: Not a directory
(1) ->

Directly two empty gvim (gvim is not supported, I know).

With export FRICASEDITOR=emacs
(1) -> )set output showedit on
(1) -> )sh SINT
Unable to open directory to be removed
rmdir failed: Not a directory
Unable to open directory to be removed
rmdir failed: Not a directory
(1) ->

After you close the first empty emacs, it restarts one, empty also.

That scared me a little bit. What is it trying to delete...

Default settings:
(1) -> )set output showeditor on
(1) -> )sh SINT
Unable to open directory to be removed
rmdir failed: Not a directory

Warning: environment variable FRICASEDITOR not set.
Launching 'less' in an 'xterm'.
Press space to continue, 'q' to quit.

Warning: environment variable FRICASEDITOR not set.
Launching 'less' in an 'xterm'.
Press space to continue, 'q' to quit.

Again, a first window, here an Xterm, with the SINT domain opened by
less. After pressing 'q', like emacs, another less in an xterm is
started, but here SINT is also loaded in less.

- Greg

BTW: do you happen to know a very simple graphical text editor, with
very few libraries needed, compatible. Opening something with a 14''
laptop in an xterm becomes illisible to (too small fonts by default
and not very practical). Using Windows has some goodness... I have no
Linux desktop environment and I do not need one in WSL.

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