Re: SETEDIT: bugs

[Thiago F.G. A. <tf...@za...>]

Hi, SET!

Thank you for your reply.

>Why you don't want to have any of them? they are at the end of the list.

When I close a window, I don't want to see it anymore. If I am still going to work on this 
buffer, I don't close it, I simply change to another window.

>> When I run setedit as root, my options are overwriten (Don't make backups, Don't save desktop
>> files, ...) They go back to the defaults.
>
>Sorry but I don't understand it, please clarify. The user `root' have their own settings.

Ok. Here's exactly what I did. I was logged as 'thiago':

su root
e
exit

After this, the options of user 'thiago' go back to the defaults.

I happened twice. Since then, I've been using another editor when I have to edit some file as 
root.

>You could add them as wishes in the Source Forge page. It will help me to remmember

I will.

>> What happened to "Use no shadows" option?
>
>Did the standalone editor have it? I think that's an RHIDE setting.
>You could put it as a wish.

ok.

>> Font problem
>> ============
>>
>> I use lat1u-16, for Portuguese diacritics.
>
>I'll sugest you using lat1-16. They have the codes in the right place.
>The following URL:
>http://www.balug.org.ar/ConfTips/index.html
>Contains some tips about how to install the right fonts.
>Is in spanish but I think you'll understand it. It also explains how to avoid getting "broken
>frames" typical of lat1-16 fonts.
>
>> But then the graphic characters used by the editor
>> get all messed up (window borders, etc.). I guess I have to edit the font, but I don't know 
how
>> to do it. Does anybody know?
>
>Is much more easy:Tool&Ops|Options|Screen Options
>Look for the options with "(Linux)" because the Linux fonts adds some funny characters in the
>"undefined" range (to support VT100 charsets, in favor of PC one, which I think is quite
>questionable).

Thanks for the URL. It contains very useful information.

Thiago.