On Tue, Feb 28, 2023 at 10:09:39AM -0500, Dianne Skoll via Remind-fans wrote:
> On Tue, 28 Feb 2023 10:02:55 -0500
> Hymie! via Remind-fans <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > (1) Changing the settings in TKRemind only allows you to save the
> > options to the tkremindrc file. It would be nice if I could use
> > options in the current session without saving, so I can decide if I
> > want to keep or revert them.
>
> I used to have a separate "Apply" and "Save" button, but found it confusing,
> so I removed that. Perhaps a compromise would be to automatically back
> up the old settings when you press Save and have a button to revert to the
> backed-up settings?
My only concern is that two or three "saves" will (or might) still lose
the original version. I'm probably better off doing it manually, saving
off a ".good" version before I do anything stupid.
> > (2) Alter cockers like me still use vi. Exiting tkremind with vi
> > running messes up my terminal (and possibly my files). Perhaps a
> > separate option from "confirm quit" to "confirm quit if editor is
> > still running" ? (Or am I now getting too specific?)
>
> Hmm. Does vi run in the same terminal you started TkRemind from? Could
> you use a graphical version instead ("gvim") so it opens up in its
> own window? (I use an editor that opens up in its own window.)
Yes, same terminal that tkremind ran from.
I completely forgot that gvim exists. :( My workflow is primarily
text-based, and i've been using "remint.sh" that somebody else wrote whose
name I can't find at the moment. But tkremind is just ... so nice ...
--hymie!
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