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Re: comment a selected block

Egmont Koblinger — 2013-03-16T20:32:35

What I usually do is a search-replace from \n to \n#
I know it's not as straightforward as you'd wish.  I don't know if there's
a simpler solution.

egmont

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comment a selected block

Konrad Vrba — 2013-03-16T18:23:46

Dear list,

when I have selected a block of text, is it possible to comment the
whole block (ie, add # at the beginning). Ideally, I am looking for
some sequence of shortcuts, which could be then assigned to some F-Key

thanks,
Konrad

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Re: F-key bindings

Konrad Vrba — 2013-03-02T12:20:37

it works

thank you very much

Konrad

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Re: F-key bindings

Egmont Koblinger — 2013-03-02T11:47:12

Hi,

First, figure out what escapes these keys generate.  E.g. start the "cat"
command, there press F10 and then Enter.  You'll see something like ^[[21~ .

Then add the corresponding action to your .joerc, e.g.
exsave ^[ [ 2 1 ~

(Split the above seen escape sequence with spaces, except for the first ^[
).

Beware that different terminals might generate different escapes (most
notably F1-F4 tend to differ), but you can bind all of them.


cheers,
egmont

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F-key bindings

Konrad Vrba — 2013-03-02T11:39:08

hello,
could somebody please advise how I could assign keybindings to the
F-keys in Joe?
for example F10 = CTRL+K+X

thanks,
Konrad

PS: I have broken my left hand and thus can only use one hand for writing :-)

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Re: python - default indent size

Konrad Vrba — 2013-02-06T12:14:41

fantastic.
thanks a lot

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Re: python - default indent size

Tom Knight — 2013-02-06T11:56:50

Hi,

You want to use ftyperc for this, if you don't have ~/.joe/ftyperc you can
copy the one from /etc/joe/ftyperc.

In there you will see options based on file extensions, if you search for
python you will see some options for python files, just add the following
two lines to each python section:

-indentc 32
-istep 4

Thanks,

Tom
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python - default indent size

Konrad Vrba — 2013-02-06T11:08:14

Joe has nice support for python. However, I would prefer to change the
default indent (tab), from 2 spaces to 4 spaces, to make my code more
readable.

The following file seems to be relevant for python syntax, but I don't
see any obvious place where I could change default indent

/usr/share/joe/syntax/python.jsf

could somebody please advise ?

many thanks,
Konrad

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Re: Macros

Robert Cummings — 2012-04-19T02:13:04

That works great... works when I paste it into the macro section of the 
joerc file too. Most of my macros are throw away, but I'm doing a 
project that requires certain actions across hundreds of files so it's 
good to have the macros when I pick up each time instead of re-recording 
them :)

Thanks!

Cheers,
Rob.

Re: Macros

Charles J. Tabony — 2012-04-18T23:56:59

Yep!  ^[D

Never tried copying it into my .joerc file though.  Presumably that works.

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Macros

Robert Cummings — 2012-04-18T19:48:17

Hello,

I often create quick recorded macros to help me with quickly formatting 
content. I understand there is a way to create macros that are placed in 
the joerc file. Is there a way to have a recorded macro output to the 
screen (or file) that could then be pasted into the joerc file for 
simplicity?

Thanks,
Rob.

Disabling an option after it has been enbled

Philipp Thomas — 2012-04-18T16:31:03

Is there a way to disable an option from a rc file after it has been enabled?

Philipp

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Syntax highlighting (ftyperc)

Konrad Vrba — 2012-03-26T12:07:09

Hello everybody,
for syntax highlighting of config files, I have something like this in my
/etc/joe/ftyperc:

*.conf
-autoindent
-syntax conf
-pound_comment

that works fine, but does not highlight c-style comments
/* comment */

I have tryied to add:

-c_comment

but that does not seem to have any effect

could anybody please advise how to do it ?

many thanks,
konrad
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Re: jmacs does not read syntax files

Duke Normandin — 2012-03-10T20:58:49

On Sat, 10 Mar 2012 11:45:37 -0700
Duke Normandin <dukeofperl-c3HgaEZScxU< at >public.gmane.org> wrote:




Bad .jmacsrc file!! Problem solved ....

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jmacs does not read syntax files

Duke Normandin — 2012-03-10T18:45:37

Hi ...

I use jmacs exclusively when I use JOE.

I can't seem to get the editor to read any syntax files, unless I
start up the editor as `joe'. jmacs does recognize the various file
extensions and related syntax file - i.e. it reads my
~/.joe/ftyptrc. But that's it! It does actually inhaled the syntax
file. Any ideas?

Fwd: Re: quit and save ALL files

Robin Smidsrød — 2012-02-13T11:05:55

Hi Mark,

I thought this response from Peter might be useful for you. Peter forgot
to CC the list, so I thought it might be useful for the rest of you.

I have to agree with Peter that I always prefer to know exactly what I'm
saving, so I like the current behavior.

Re: quit and save ALL files

Robin Smidsrød — 2012-02-12T19:39:13

Well, quit and discard everything is quite easy, just press and hold
Ctrl-C until all windows/buffers are closed, if I'm not mistaken.

But yeah, a way to save changes in all open files would be a welcome
addition. Maybe Ctrl-K capital X could be made to do that?

quit and save ALL files

Mark Manning — 2012-02-12T15:22:07

I have been using Joe for over 10 yeas now and have used it almost
exclusively to create all of my Linux project sources.  In all the
years I have been using and developing in Linux I have never found
"The Perfect Editor" (CodeWright, MultiEdit V3.01).  JOE is as close
as it gets in Linux and that's damned close!

It's one MAJOR MAJOR flaw is that there is no built in way to quit and
save ALL FILES.  I regularly have  or 9+ files open concurrently and
often have as many as 40 (or more) files open.  Let me tell you,
having to do ^kx ^kx ^kx ^kx ^kx 40+ times in a row gets OLD!

Please add a way to quit and save all open files and quit and discard
all changes.

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Re: Is there a Joe for Apple computers

Egmont Koblinger — 2012-02-06T20:07:27

Hi Larry,

You mean Mac OS, right?

If you have the standard development stuff (gcc and friends) installed, you
can download joe's source and compile+install for yourself (./configure;
make; sudo make install).

Alternatively, you can install macports (http://www.macports.org/) and then
"sudo port install joe" should do it, they also seem to have the latest
version.  Perhaps there are other methods too.

Yes it has the same features as on Linux.  And while we're at it, let me
recommend you the iTerm2 terminal (iterm2) instead of the builtin terminal,
it's a much better one, you'll enjoy joe more :)


egmont

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Re: Is there a Joe for Apple computers

Duke Normandin — 2012-02-06T20:04:54

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Re: comment a selected block

comment a selected block

Re: F-key bindings

Re: F-key bindings

F-key bindings

Re: python - default indent size

Re: python - default indent size

python - default indent size

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Re: Macros

Re: Macros

Macros

Disabling an option *after* it has been enbled

Syntax highlighting (ftyperc)

Re: jmacs does not read syntax files

jmacs does not read syntax files

Fwd: Re: quit and save ALL files

Re: quit and save ALL files

quit and save ALL files

Re: Is there a Joe for Apple computers

Re: Is there a Joe for Apple computers

Disabling an option after it has been enbled