Bill, I don't want to edit files in j. I use vim or textedit. I just don't think the verb shortcut is working for me now. Otoh, I tried copy/pasteing the JHS launch icon as suggested in the jwiki link but then the third step about editing any65002 (below) baffles me. Where is that >>> stuff?
copy/paste the jhs805 launch icon rename the copy to be any65002 edit any65002>properties>target from ~addons/... to be ~config/any65002.cfg On Fri, Sep 1, 2017 at 12:03 AM, bill lam <[email protected]> wrote: > Brian, > > Perhaps the instruction in jwiki assumed you had already > launched a jhs session. I think that if you need to use the > verb open for edit, you have to either run a jhs or a jqt > session. > > If you run a jhs session, the first line (load'jhs') is not > needed. > > I think jhs should run out-of-box in a fresh install without > any customization. To further customization, you can start > a jhs sessin and follow steps in jwiki (changed to shortcut 'jhs'). > > If you want to edit files inside jconsole, then first define the > external editor, eg. > > Editor_j_=: 'vi' NB. assume vi is avaiable and in PATH > xedit jpath f > > That said, the open verb in jqt or jhs is more user frendly. > > Чт, 31 авг 2017, Brian Schott написал(а): > > Bill, > > > -- (B=) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
