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#178 medit -r don't work

medit
closed-invalid
nobody
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5
2014-04-27
2014-04-27
tewir
No

$> echo 1 > test
$> medit -r test
$> echo 2 >> test

but no automatically reload opened file

Discussion

  • Yevgen Muntyan

    Yevgen Muntyan - 2014-04-27
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 $> echo 1 > test
 $> medit -r test
 $> echo 2 >> test
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  • Yevgen Muntyan

    Yevgen Muntyan - 2014-04-27

    (it somehow ate my comment.)
    'medit -r' opens/activates the file and reloads it at that moment, it doesn't make medit automatically reload the file whenever the file changes on disk. In your example, next 'medit -r test' command will reload it.

     

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