Activity for nano for Windows
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Pedro F. Albanese posted a comment on ticket #1
This version supports UTF-8 https://sourceforge.net/projects/nano-for-windows/files/nano-1.0.8_Win32%28Cygwin%29.zip/download , but with shared libraries Cygwin (Windows7, I believe)
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nano for Windows released /nano-1.0.8_Win32(Cygwin).zip
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This tool was compiled trough the source code available in https://github.com/lhmouse/nano-win Unfortunately, there they say: Features Removed + Spell checker (This requires the infamous `fork()` syscall. ) + Stop and continue (This requires the `SIGSTOP` signal. ) + UTF-8 support (This requires narrow multibyte strings to use the UTF-8 encoding. Despite the viability of linking against ncursesw, the CRT part has never worked. ) + Native language support (This requires hard-coding the path to the...
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I compiled for Windows, Debian and Raspberry Pi. If you need it for other platforms I can try to compile it.
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Greetings! Yes, it has source code which can be found here: https://github.com/pedroalbanese/micro/. It's cross-platform, that is, the same source code can be built for other platforms, like me, on Windows7, I make programs that run on my Android and Kali Linux (which is hard to achieve with C, C++, C#)
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Greetings! Yes, it has source code which can be found here: https://github.com/pedroalbanese/micro. It's cross-platform, that is, the same source code can be built for other platforms, like me, on Windows7, I make programs that run on my Android and Kali Linux (which is hard to achieve with C, C++, C#)
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Greetings! Yes, it has source code which can be found here: https://github.com/zyedidia/micro. It's cross-platform, that is, the same source code can be built for other platforms, like me, on Windows7, I make programs that run on my Android and Kali Linux (which is hard to achieve with C, C++, C#)
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Greetings! Yes, it has source code which can be found here: https://github.com/zyedidia/micro. It's cross-platform, that is, the same source code can be built for other platforms, like me, on Windows7, I make programs that run on my Android and Kali Linux (which is hard to achieve with C, C++, C#)
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L Michaels posted a comment on ticket #1
Does Micro for Windows have source code available? I need an editor that I can build on systems other than Windows. Thanks. I was able to compile nano (from the original source) not the github version. If a relocatable version of libintl is used (like https://waterlan.home.xs4all.nl/libintl.html ), the gettext po files work fine on Windows. I built it with PDCurses. There's a SDL backend for PDCurses that uses SDL_TTF to render Unicode fonts and there's a Win32 backend with Unicode support available...
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This tool was compiled trough the source code available in https://github.com/lhmouse/nano-win Unfortunately, there they say: Features Removed + Spell checker (This requires the infamous `fork()` syscall. ) + Stop and continue (This requires the `SIGSTOP` signal. ) + UTF-8 support (This requires narrow multibyte strings to use the UTF-8 encoding. Despite the viability of linking against ncursesw, the CRT part has never worked. ) + Native language support (This requires hard-coding the path to the...
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This tool was compiled trough the source code available in https://github.com/lhmouse/nano-win Unfortunately, there they say: Features Removed + Spell checker (This requires the infamous `fork()` syscall. ) + Stop and continue (This requires the `SIGSTOP` signal. ) + UTF-8 support (This requires narrow multibyte strings to use the UTF-8 encoding. Despite the viability of linking against ncursesw, the CRT part has never worked. ) + Native language support (This requires hard-coding the path to the...
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Gosta Ljungdahl created ticket #1
Keyboard layout and utf8
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