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C.f. Debian bug http://bugs.debian.org/560182
TEST
joe /tmp/test.txt
Warning: /etc/joe/joerc is newer than your /home/foo/.joerc.
You should update or delete /home/foo/.joerc
Hit enter to continue with /etc/joe/joerc
Program should always prefer $HOME dot files over /etc.
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[See...
2009-12-09 17:38:32 UTC by jaalto
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Hello,
I have ftyperc file that I uses to work with joe-3.5 for a long time. Now my distro uses joe-3.7, and I found out that the -istep is not honored, for some reason.
I compiled from source both joe 3.5 and 3.7, and ftyperc is in ~/.joe/.
1. If I use 3.5, open an existing file, and hit CTRL-T, I can see "Indent Step" set as I want it.
2. If I use 3.7, open an existing file, CTRL-T...
2009-12-08 21:45:47 UTC by reubendb
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Is ~/.joe a directory ? I think it should be a directory, and you just put ftyperc inside ~/.joe/.
2009-12-08 21:39:47 UTC by reubendb
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I believe it is time for a 3.8 release.
According to the [Develop page][1] the latest commit to the joe cvs dates from 2008-11-23. The latest release, 3.7, seems to be from 2008-11-03. So there are some commits that haven't been released yet, e.g. the fix in [main.c revision 1.6][2] which causes a SIGSEGV bug tracked for [Gentoo][3] and [Ubuntu][4] and maybe other distros as well. The [NEWS...
2009-10-30 14:23:26 UTC by gagern
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When editing spec files with joe, syntax highlighting is provided. However this
does not work for %description entries
Say, you enter
%description -n %{name}-devel
%{name} stays black. In contrast, when doing the same for
%files -n %{name}-devel
the %{name} - string will be highlighted.
2009-10-22 17:07:44 UTC by pepys
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This is fixed by this patch:
--- uformat.c.orig 2009-10-22 17:55:13.000000000 +0200
+++ uformat.c 2009-10-22 18:32:40.674592919 +0200
@@ -564,10 +564,12 @@ int uformat(BW *bw)
if (!bw->o.autoindent) {
/* Don't indent second line of single-line paragraphs if autoindent is off */
int x = zlen(indents);
+...
2009-10-22 17:02:18 UTC by pepys
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Is there any way to pass the word at the cursor to 'run'? Example:
:def foo run, "script.sh $WORD_AT_CURSOR", rtn
I know 'filt' can manage something close, but in this case, I'm not wanting to insert any data back into the document, but rather only pass the word to an external program. eg:
lynx google-for-word-at-cursor.
2009-10-07 21:40:28 UTC by mikesanders
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After compiling v3.7, and v3.5... with these options enabled:
-transpose, -menu_explorer -menu_jump
and bringing up the file edit menu (^K E),
and hitting the tab key twice,
and then attempting to select a directory to enter,
Joe segfaults (both versions tested)...
Happens both as $USER and root.
Running Slackware 12.2
However... disabling option: '-transpose' seems to...
2009-10-07 21:24:04 UTC by mikesanders
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No, does not seem so. My local .joerc has general -force off (this option has leading space) and only for several file types -- cpp, h, p, pas -- it has -force on (w/o leading space). But joe adds EOL in all files.
2009-09-03 16:02:26 UTC by me-macias
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Sounds like you've got the -force option switched on.
2009-09-03 14:50:50 UTC by tomknight
