well, probably there is none such, sorry... :)
R
2009/3/9 Rudolf Sykora :
>> I think the attached patch is what you are proposing. If you apply it,
>> --
>> - yiyus || JGL .
>>
>
> Sorry for the question, but how can I apply the patch you sent?
> I mean, having the file with the patch and the file
> I think the attached patch is what you are proposing. If you apply it,
> --
> - yiyus || JGL .
>
Sorry for the question, but how can I apply the patch you sent?
I mean, having the file with the patch and the file to be changed,
what command is to be performed?
thanks
R
Thank you
R
2009/3/8 yy :
> 2009/3/4 roger peppe :
>> personally, i think that Put should work on any non-application
>> window, and that re-columnation should only take place if
>> the textual content hasn't been modified by the user. (and
>> probably also that if you change the name of a window
Sorry, but I included some not related changes in the previous patch
(I will stop sending patches to the list as soon as I get a contrib
dir...)
--
- yiyus || JGL .
diff /sys/src/cmd/acme/exec.c .
643c643
< if(et==nil || et->w==nil || et->w->isdir)
---
> if(et==nil || et->w==nil)
645a646
> w-
2009/3/4 roger peppe :
> personally, i think that Put should work on any non-application
> window, and that re-columnation should only take place if
> the textual content hasn't been modified by the user. (and
> probably also that if you change the name of a window to a directory
> name and do "Get
On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 10:48 AM, Rudolf Sykora wrote:
> It really seems that acme-sac does save in the described way (at least
> it saves). That makes me wonder. Do plan9 acme, p9p acme and acme-sac
> have more similar differences? Are the programs separate in their
> development?
Acme-sac is bas
It really seems that acme-sac does save in the described way (at least
it saves). That makes me wonder. Do plan9 acme, p9p acme and acme-sac
have more similar differences? Are the programs separate in their
development?
Thanks
Ruda
> personally, i think that Put should work on any non-application
2009/3/4 erik quanstrom :
> if on the other hand you try to modify the name of a directory
> listing frame, the tag line box is not filled. this is a hint
> that you're doing something wrong. also there is no Put option.
> this is a bigger hint that you're doing something wrong.
not really - +Er
> if on the other hand you try to modify the name of a directory
> listing frame, the tag line box is not filled. this is a hint
> that you're doing something wrong. also there is no Put option.
> this is a bigger hint that you're doing something wrong.
You may call it a hint. I noticed the 'Put
2009/3/4, erik quanstrom :
> this isn't true. if you click on New and then type something
> for a filename you will notice that the tag line box becomes
> filled and then click on Put, the file *will* be saved, even if the
> file does not exist.
It is, if you considered the fact that I was tal
On Wed Mar 4 09:12:08 EST 2009, uai...@gmail.com wrote:
> While learning some of acme's basic commands I was also shocked by
> this, and I agree with Ruda that executing a Put with a non-existent
> file (e.g. '/home/ruda/a' ;-) should save the contents of the window
> in that file.
this isn't tr
While learning some of acme's basic commands I was also shocked by
this, and I agree with Ruda that executing a Put with a non-existent
file (e.g. '/home/ruda/a' ;-) should save the contents of the window
in that file.
Probably there are other ways to do it, like Edit w /home/ruda/a, but
the ones
2009/3/4 Rudolf Sykora :
> So is there a workaround other than 1) make a new window, 2) copy &
> past the text there 3) save from the new window?
>
The easier solution that comes to my mind now is Edit w filename.
I haven't looked into it, but I think you lost the content of your
window because wh
>
> So is there a workaround other than 1) make a new window, 2) copy &
> past the text there 3) save from the new window?
>
4) New 5) B.
- erik
> Because at the beginning of the put function in exec.c you have:
> if(et==nil || et->w==nil || et->w->isdir)
> return;
> and et->w->isdir is true. But there are workarounds if you want to
> save the contents of the window.
Well, I had some text in in-this-way created window
i reckon this could be classed as a bug.
you can't change a directory window to a file window.
2009/3/4 Rudolf Sykora :
> Hello
>
> I am running p9p acme. I open a directory, so in the tag line I have
> sth. ending with '/' and in the window I have the list of files in
> that directory. Now I go t
2009/3/4 Rudolf Sykora :
> Hello
>
> I am running p9p acme. I open a directory, so in the tag line I have
> sth. ending with '/' and in the window I have the list of files in
> that directory. Now I go to the tag line and append a name, say 'a',
> to the existing path, i.e. now I have there e.g. '/
Hello
I am running p9p acme. I open a directory, so in the tag line I have
sth. ending with '/' and in the window I have the list of files in
that directory. Now I go to the tag line and append a name, say 'a',
to the existing path, i.e. now I have there e.g. '/home/ruda/a'. Then
I write Put somew
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