Bugs item #2012700, was opened at 2008-07-07 19:21
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Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
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Summary: nedit can be killed by ctrl+C
Initial Comment:
nedit can be killed by ctrl+C, while 'xemacs' can't.
NEdit release of Aug 20, 2004
Built on: Linux, 386, Intel C++
Built at: Jun 19 2008, 16:03:17
With Motif: 2.2.3 [@(#)Motif Version 2.2.4]
Running Motif: 2.2 [unknown]
Server: The X.Org Foundation 60802000
Visual: 24-bit TrueColor (ID 0x21, Default)
Locale: en_US.UTF-8
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Comment By: Eddy De Greef (edg)
Date: 2008-07-08 09:48
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You should really give the NEdit server mode a try: instead of starting
NEdit via the "nedit" command, you should use the NEdit client, which is
usually called "ncl" or "nc", depending on your distribution.
When started in this way, NEdit can't be killed by Ctrl-C in your terminal
window any more. Using the server mode has several other advantages (shared
search history, shared preferences, remote control possibilities, ...).
Check out Help>Client/Server Mode.
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Comment By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Date: 2008-07-08 07:59
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Hi,
Ctrl+C is bound to Copy, so NEdit must not killed by this key.
You use "old" Nedit-5.5 code with "modern" Motif 2.2.
Please, try to compile NEdit 5.6 available at
http://www.nedit.org/ftp/snapshot/nedit-latest-sources-HEAD.tar.gz
Though this code is stable, it is not released yet.
NEdit is really frozen now.
Alexey Kuznetsov
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Comment By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Date: 2008-07-07 21:33
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1) Sometime I killed my nedit window accidently by pressing ^C, so I
started to think if nedit couldn't be killed by ^C it would be better...
2) Because vi and xemacs can't be killed by ^C, I think there must be some
good reasons to design them into this way...
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Comment By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Date: 2008-07-07 21:32
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1) Sometime I killed my nedit window accidently by pressing ^C, so I
started to think if nedit couldn't be killed by ^C it would be better...
2) Because vi and xemacs can't be killed by ^C, I think there must be some
good reasons to design them into this way...
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Comment By: Bert Wesarg (lebert)
Date: 2008-07-07 20:08
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I think most users of NEdit use it in server mode and the NEdit client to
communicate with the server. So the use of Ctrl+C is mostly useless,
because the client releases the shell after communicating with the server.
BTW: could you give a better rational as "It would be better" or "I like
this", thanks. I really can't see a reason why this could be good.
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Comment By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Date: 2008-07-07 19:41
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Sorry!
I meant if would be better if nedit can't be killed by ctrl+C. I tried
with xemacs, and the window can't be killed by ctrl+C -- I like this but I
don't know if it is easy to implement for nedit.
Thank you.
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Comment By: Bert Wesarg (lebert)
Date: 2008-07-07 19:27
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"nedit can't be killed by ctrl+C"
"nedit can be killed by ctrl+C, while 'xemacs' can't."
Isn't there something wrong with these two statements?
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