Re: Moving from ~/.cedit to ~/.mc

2001-09-28 Thread Pavel Roskin

Hi, Miguel!

  I suggest that MC doesn't use the .cedit directory and uses .mc for
  the files that it currently looks for in .cedit.  The main reason is
  that the Syntax file conflicts with Cooledit.

 Do we have any words from Paul on integrating maybe the new cooledit
 with MC?

I think it's not realistic, except very limited pieces of code, e.g.
syntax support.

I'd rather have a well-tested (as part of MC) editor with less features
than an feature-rich editor that crashes in the newly merged code.

Just check the recent changes to mcedit - it now uses many facilities of
MC, such as VFS, subshell, charset translation, safer temporary files.
Also mcedit is more careful about resources - the syntax rules are not
loaded if syntax highlighting is disabled.  It's very handy on embedded
devices with limited memory (yes, I work with the devices where it
matters).

Anyway, I'm copying the message to Paul, so that he gets a chance to
participate in this discussion.

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Regards,
Pavel Roskin


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Re: Moving from ~/.cedit to ~/.mc

2001-09-27 Thread Miguel de Icaza


 I suggest that MC doesn't use the .cedit directory and uses .mc for
 the files that it currently looks for in .cedit.  The main reason is
 that the Syntax file conflicts with Cooledit.

Do we have any words from Paul on integrating maybe the new cooledit
with MC?

Miguel.

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Re: Re: Moving from ~/.cedit to ~/.mc

2001-09-12 Thread Andrew V. Samoilov

Hi!
At first I am glad to see letter from you.
Boston area is not so far from New York.


Actually, I don't think that Syntax should be
copied.  Most people don't
want to customize those files, and those who do will be
able to make the
copy by hand.

Well, I did not explain all details of this idea.
It may be copied on user request from F9 - Command.

Actually, INSTALL is supposed to provide this
information.  I'll have a
look if anything could be added.  Note that most users
should not need any
of those tools, they just need to know how to compile
and install MC.

Whenever you add more informations, some users will
think that they _need_
e.g. Autoconf and will start sending dumb question to
the list.  I know
that from Autoconf mailing lists - extra information
confuses.

Ok.

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Andrew.



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