On Wed, May 09, 2018 at 02:32:53PM +0800, 刘宇宝 wrote:
>
> I miss much the *universal* shortcut Ctrl-z on Window and Command-z on
> macOS, does Rio and Acme have the equivalent?
>
Both the Ctrl key and the z key are fully supported on 9front Systems.
To remove undesired characters from the scree
> aux/wpa just hangs
I suggest temporarily switching off wpa/wep at your access point
to see if you can join the network without crypto. For an open
network, you just need
bind -a '#l1' /net
echo essid MY_ESSID >/net/ether1/clone
ip/ipconfig ether /net/ether1
You can 'cat /net/ether1/ifstats' t
>> I miss much the *universal* shortcut Ctrl-z on Window and Command-z on
>> macOS, does Rio and Acme have the equivalent?
>>
>
> Both the Ctrl key and the z key are fully supported on 9front Systems.
> To remove undesired characters from the screen, the Backspace key is
> also automatically pr
in sam you can type u in the command window for undo.
rio has no knowledge of the past, you cannot undo there, though i
agree this can create problems for people coming from other platforms
that lack the ability to edit former output and not just the prompt.
hi.
i think it is humour of a kind.
i cannot speak for acme but rio has no undo buffer, so what you ask for is not
possible.
you can save a windows content (including history). e.g. /dev/wsys/11/text /tmp
(assuming the window you want is number 11, cat /dev/winid to get the current
windows id
I often messed the output of previous command by accident, either by typing or
mouse chords to cut or paste, then I can't copy original text :-(
ACME focuses the window under mouse cusor by default, I also often wrongly edit
the tag line...
Indeed need some time to get used to it.
> On May 9,
Great thanks for your idea, file oriented design is very flexible! The prompt
function may be used to automatically backup the output of previous command, a
poor man's undo buffer :-D
I tried to execute "rc" in Acme, seems Acme always execution command with
/dev/null as stdin, I can't embed a
There’s a ‘win’ command you can executed in acme to get an interactive rc shell
window.
> On May 9, 2018, at 11:40 AM, 刘宇宝 wrote:
>
> Great thanks for your idea, file oriented design is very flexible! The
> prompt function may be used to automatically backup the output of previous
> command,
Even if you are not in a `win` window (eg. if you are in an +Error one) you can
use Undo. Sometimes Acme doesn't actually put Undo in the tag line, but if you
type it out yourself it will still work. Well, at least on p9p Acme, I'm not
sure about Plan 9 Acme.
‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐
Excellent! This indeed gives an rc shell window embed into Acme editor, and I
can undo editing in it, right what I want!
Thank you very much!
> On May 10, 2018, at 6:37 AM, Chris McGee wrote:
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> There’s a ‘win’ command you can executed in acme to get an interactive rc
> shell window.
>
>>
Yes, "win rc" embeds a rc shell window in Acme, I can undo in the shell window,
that's perfect!
But the edit in tag line can't be undo, I find the Undo command has no effect
if it's on the top main tag line or the column tag line, it only works on
window tag line and only undo editing in the
[[ I got perfect answers to my original questions about undo, the another
questions is probably neglected, so I split another thread.]]
In VIM, I can input ...comand, in Acme I have to move cursor to
command area and click, input command, press , click middle mouse button
on the highlighted
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