Hi.
I don’t want to start any wars with the ‘holy vi’ users. I very, very much
dislike ‘vi’. It belongs in a museum (like 10 years ago).
As a developer, what are my choices for Editors in the QNX RTP platform? I
had been using Vedit/Vedit Plus for QNX 4. I’m sad to see that Vedit is no
longer supported under QNXRTP.
Thanks.
Augie
Augie <augieh@scieng.com> wrote:
Hi.
I don’t want to start any wars with the ‘holy vi’ users. I very, very much
dislike ‘vi’. It belongs in a museum (like 10 years ago).
You shouldn’t make statements like that then. It’s known as a troll.
As a developer, what are my choices for Editors in the QNX RTP platform? I
had been using Vedit/Vedit Plus for QNX 4. I’m sad to see that Vedit is no
longer supported under QNXRTP.
Probably jed is your best bet.
“Colin Burgess” <cburgess@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:8rd26h$et7$1@nntp.qnx.com…
Augie <> augieh@scieng.com> > wrote:
Hi.I don’t want to start any wars with the ‘holy vi’ users. I very, very
much
dislike ‘vi’. It belongs in a museum (like 10 years ago).You shouldn’t make statements like that then. It’s known as a troll.
Augie, you fired the first shoot…
As a developer, what are my choices for Editors in the QNX RTP platform?
I
had been using Vedit/Vedit Plus for QNX 4. I’m sad to see that Vedit is
no
longer supported under QNXRTP.Probably jed is your best bet.
There is also emacs (not from the CD), you can download it from
Andrew Thomas site (hopefully I’ll jump in to give the coordinate)
Colin Burgess <cburgess@qnx.com> wrote in message
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Augie <> augieh@scieng.com> > wrote:
Hi.I don’t want to start any wars with the ‘holy vi’ users. I very, very
much
dislike ‘vi’. It belongs in a museum (like 10 years ago).You shouldn’t make statements like that then. It’s known as a troll.
As a developer, what are my choices for Editors in the QNX RTP platform?
I
had been using Vedit/Vedit Plus for QNX 4. I’m sad to see that Vedit is
no
longer supported under QNXRTP.Probably jed is your best bet.
Is jed the same as qed from Qnx4 ?
If not, is qed available for QRTP ?
-Glenn Sherman
http://qnx.org.ru/system_tools/editors
you may also use console editor from ported Midnight Commander
visit http://qnx.org.ru/software/system_tools/file_managers
Augie wrote:
Hi.
I don’t want to start any wars with the ‘holy vi’ users. I very, very much
dislike ‘vi’. It belongs in a museum (like 10 years ago).As a developer, what are my choices for Editors in the QNX RTP platform? I
had been using Vedit/Vedit Plus for QNX 4. I’m sad to see that Vedit is no
longer supported under QNXRTP.Thanks.
Augie
In article <4%oC5.960$3P4.2603@newsfeed.slurp.net>,
“Glenn Sherman” <gsherman@no_spam.m20.net> wrote:
Colin Burgess <> cburgess@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:8rd26h$et7$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
Augie <> augieh@scieng.com> > wrote:
Hi.I don’t want to start any wars with the ‘holy vi’ users. I very,
very
much
dislike ‘vi’. It belongs in a museum (like 10 years ago).You shouldn’t make statements like that then. It’s known as a
troll.As a developer, what are my choices for Editors in the QNX RTP
platform?
I
had been using Vedit/Vedit Plus for QNX 4. I’m sad to see that
Vedit is
no
longer supported under QNXRTP.Probably jed is your best bet.
Is jed the same as qed from Qnx4 ?
No
If not, is qed available for QRTP ?
Yes, at least on the CD distribution.
-Glenn Sherman
–
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It is Standard Operating Procedure
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Augie wrote:
Hi.
I don’t want to start any wars with the ‘holy vi’ users. I very, very much
dislike ‘vi’. It belongs in a museum (like 10 years ago).As a developer, what are my choices for Editors in the QNX RTP platform? I
had been using Vedit/Vedit Plus for QNX 4. I’m sad to see that Vedit is no
longer supported under QNXRTP.Thanks.
Augie
I don’t like the ‘pure’ vi. However it is sometimes the only choice on
some terminals.
But there are a couple very good ‘vi’ clones with many enhancements,
like Elvis available with QNX.
It has colors, syntax highlighting, multiple windows and buffers, HEX
and HTML view, Posix regular expressions, etc.
It has been ported for lots of OS (windows, OS/2, Linux, other Unix,
etc)
Agnelo