Are there any good sourcecode editors for RTP?
ped is no good for sourcecode, so I use vi.
By the way, it there any way to have vi default to tabstop 4? I have to
manually set it using the following command “:set ts=4”
Dan
“Dan” <none@no.spam> wrote in message news:8v9q3u$pup$1@inn.qnx.com…
Are there any good sourcecode editors for RTP?
ped is no good for sourcecode, so I use vi.
From the repositary you can download VIM or jed.
By the way, it there any way to have vi default to tabstop 4? I have to
manually set it using the following command “:set ts=4”Dan
Done.
Thanks
Are there any good editors for photon?
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“Dan” <> none@no.spam> > wrote in message news:8v9q3u$pup$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Are there any good sourcecode editors for RTP?ped is no good for sourcecode, so I use vi.
From the repositary you can download VIM or jed.
By the way, it there any way to have vi default to tabstop 4? I have to
manually set it using the following command “:set ts=4”Dan
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my vote is for nedit - ported by igor - although i can’t remember the URL
where i got it from 
- I’m sure someone will know.
It runs under X and is pretty slick- it has nice things like syntax
highlighting, brace matching, incremental searching etc…
That’s true I forgot about that one:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/qnxfree/
“Jim Atkins” <jamesa@tsd.serco.com> wrote in message
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my vote is for nedit - ported by igor - although i can’t remember the URL
where i got it from >It runs under X and is pretty slick- it has nice things like syntax
highlighting, brace matching, incremental searching etc…
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“Dan” <none@no.spam> wrote in message news:8v9q3u$pup$1@inn.qnx.com…
| Are there any good sourcecode editors for RTP?
|
| ped is no good for sourcecode, so I use vi.
|
| By the way, it there any way to have vi default to tabstop 4? I have to
| manually set it using the following command “:set ts=4”
|
| Dan
I’m a die-hard “vi” fan (too many years of use to change now). The stock “vi”
shipped with RtP (which is “Elvis” I believe) blows. Use “vim” (it’s an
optional download or on the CD). For configuration, in your home directory
create a file named “.exrc”. In there, put something like:
set nowrap nosm ts=4 sw=4 showmode
…and any other options you can think of - then you won’t have to enter them
each time you fire it up. One thing you may want to do in vim is add “syntax
off”, which I find totally annoying as it multi-colors everything you’re
editing according to its definition of syntax. I think vim even does windowing
if I’m not mistaken.
-Warren “so I’m an old fart” Peece
Warren Peece <warren@nospam.com> wrote:
“Dan” <> none@no.spam> > wrote in message news:8v9q3u$pup$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
| Are there any good sourcecode editors for RTP?
|
| ped is no good for sourcecode, so I use vi.
|
| By the way, it there any way to have vi default to tabstop 4? I have to
| manually set it using the following command “:set ts=4”
|
| DanI’m a die-hard “vi” fan (too many years of use to change now). The stock “vi”
shipped with RtP (which is “Elvis” I believe) blows. Use “vim” (it’s an
optional download or on the CD). For configuration, in your home directory
create a file named “.exrc”. In there, put something like:set nowrap nosm ts=4 sw=4 showmode
…and any other options you can think of - then you won’t have to enter them
each time you fire it up. One thing you may want to do in vim is add “syntax
off”, which I find totally annoying as it multi-colors everything you’re
editing according to its definition of syntax. I think vim even does windowing
if I’m not mistaken.
My solution is to only have syntax highlighting for one “language” and
to set the colours so that 90% of the text is non-highlighted and only
things like comments and strings are set to a different colour.
Thomas
Try insert the following to .profile in your home directory
export EXINIT=set nowrap nosm ts=4 sw=4 showmode
Previously, Warren Peece wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.devtools:
“Dan” <> none@no.spam> > wrote in message news:8v9q3u$pup$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
| Are there any good sourcecode editors for RTP?
|
| ped is no good for sourcecode, so I use vi.
|
| By the way, it there any way to have vi default to tabstop 4? I have to
| manually set it using the following command “:set ts=4”
|
| DanI’m a die-hard “vi” fan (too many years of use to change now). The stock “vi”
shipped with RtP (which is “Elvis” I believe) blows. Use “vim” (it’s an
optional download or on the CD). For configuration, in your home directory
create a file named “.exrc”. In there, put something like:set nowrap nosm ts=4 sw=4 showmode
…and any other options you can think of - then you won’t have to enter them
each time you fire it up. One thing you may want to do in vim is add “syntax
off”, which I find totally annoying as it multi-colors everything you’re
editing according to its definition of syntax. I think vim even does windowing
if I’m not mistaken.-Warren “so I’m an old fart” Peece
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Very nice!
Just one thing though, selecting an open file from the windows menu does not
bring the file into focus. It looks like it’s not implemented.
Using Alt-Tab or Launch bar to select the file does work.
thanks,
Dan
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That’s true I forgot about that one:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/qnxfree/“Jim Atkins” <> jamesa@tsd.serco.com> > wrote in message
news:8vaq34$pgl$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
my vote is for nedit - ported by igor - although i can’t remember the
URL
where i got it from >It runs under X and is pretty slick- it has nice things like syntax
highlighting, brace matching, incremental searching etc…
\
Will vedit or vp be available for QNX RTP ?
Andy
Previously, Jim Atkins wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.devtools:
my vote is for nedit - ported by igor - although i can’t remember the URL
where i got it from >It runs under X and is pretty slick- it has nice things like syntax
highlighting, brace matching, incremental searching etc…
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it seems that you have no problems with your keyboard-setting. how do
you do that ? under X/Xphoton my keyboard-layout is something
strange. wether de nor us. i tried to fix it with xmodmap, but
there are key that are absolutely ignored.
i would like to use nedit too, but without a correct keyboard-layout
it won’t be funny.
–
gruss
michael
Michael Taubert wrote:
Previously, Jim Atkins wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.devtools:
my vote is for nedit - ported by igor - although i can’t remember the URL
where i got it from >It runs under X and is pretty slick- it has nice things like syntax
highlighting, brace matching, incremental searching etc…
it seems that you have no problems with your keyboard-setting. how do
you do that ? under X/Xphoton my keyboard-layout is something
strange. wether de nor us. i tried to fix it with xmodmap, but
there are key that are absolutely ignored.i would like to use nedit too, but without a correct keyboard-layout
it won’t be funny.
I solved that problem by buying an US keyboard …
Armin
Andrej Lucny <andy@nod10.mstep> wrote:
Will vedit or vp be available for QNX RTP ?
As far as I know, there are no plans for porting vedit to QNX RTP
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Andy
Marcin Dzieciol <marcind@qnx.com> wrote:
Andrej Lucny <> andy@nod10.mstep> > wrote:
Will vedit or vp be available for QNX RTP ?As far as I know, there are no plans for porting vedit to QNX RTP
Can you recommend me an editor similiar to vedit as possible ?
Andy
Andrej Lucny <andy@nod10.mstep> wrote:
Marcin Dzieciol <> marcind@qnx.com> > wrote:
Andrej Lucny <> andy@nod10.mstep> > wrote:
Will vedit or vp be available for QNX RTP ?As far as I know, there are no plans for porting vedit to QNX RTP
Can you recommend me an editor similiar to vedit as possible ?
JED … it’s on the CD