On 26 May 2014, at 1:45, Theodore Kilgore kilg...@banach.math.auburn.edu
wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to make a Samsung Chromebook to support Linux functionality in
a manner to which I am accustomed. The problem is missing keys. A possibly
noninclusive list follows, for anyone who might
functions do not work.
-- the Learn Keys option could not understand anything which I had done,
either.
So, when all else fails one should read the man page, where there is a
section called Redefine hotkey bindings. So I went and got a copy of the
file and put it in a local directory to fool
I figured it out. Turns out file sees .xoj files as gzip, thus
type/^gzip was matching before regex/\.xoj$ (which I put at the bottom
of mc.ext/bindings, above the default/* rule).
On Mon, Apr 30, 2012 at 9:01 PM, Trey Blancher t...@blancher.net wrote:
I'm using mc 4.8.1 (Debian wheezy
the .xoj file in
more, which again, isn't launching it in Xournal. I've made sure to
save mc.ext or bindings, exited and restarted mc, and my results don't
change.
I created another extension, and it seems to be OK:
# kdb
regex/\.kdb$
Open=keepassx %f
View=keepassx %f
And it seems to work
Hello people!
Thanks for beautiful manager.
I want to ask if there are branches/forks of mc with vim-like key
bindings support? Vim users will like this thing very much.
--
Thanks,
Sergey
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It is 'scan' by Patrick J. Wolfe and was released in
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You can unshar (*remember that? :) it from Google groups.
It was an ordinary FM, but its main virtue for now was runtime configurable key
bindings
Kilgore
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Date: Sat, 26 May 2007 19:00:43 -0500 (CDT)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: mc@gnome.org
Subject: how to repair nonfunctioning entries in extension bindings file?
I have just done some major upgrades. Now some, though definitely not all, of
my extension
I have just done some major upgrades. Now some, though definitely not all,
of my extension bindings seem to be broken. I also upgraded Midnight
Commander after that, because of this problem. However the problem did not
go away.
I know that the failure is specific because the bindings for .tex
I have noted that mc seems to very occasionally forget, partly or
wholly, bindings and maybe other stuff, too. Given how rarely it
happens, I have found no pattern to it.
Note: This is the plain 4.6.1 I run on Magrat, my personal server of all
good things. Perhaps it has been fixed
In order to open gzipped postscript and dvi files I changed on my system
the bindings for those file types:
PS
type/^PostScript-- regex/\.([pP][sS])(\.[gG][zZ])?$
DVI
regex/\.([dD][vV][iI])$ -- regex/\.([dD][vV][iI])(\.[gG][zZ])?$
'run-mailcap' copes fine
Hello, sorry for this maybe dispenable email, but I can't find answer to this question via google/documentation/mails.
from faq:
2.8 How do I change the key bindings?
There is no generic way to reconfigure the key bindings. You can use
the Learn Keys dialog to assign keys to some actions listed
Leonard den Ottolander wrote:
Hi Roland,
On Mon, 2005-05-30 at 08:28, Roland Illig wrote:
Just because all other directories have their own ChangeLog, too.
Don't you like it?
O yes, I do actually. Only I was a bit surprised the same change log
entries ended up in src/ChangeLog for HEAD. I
Follow-up Comment #12, bug #7872 (project mc):
Roland, thanks for fixing the removal of @PERL@ and adding a few more
makefile interpreters in the file matches.
Could you please commit these fixes to PRE as well? As long as it is
uncertain from which branch we will eventually see a release I'd
Follow-up Comment #10, bug #7872 (project mc):
I committed a patch to the syntax/Syntax file that matches this:
file ..\*\\.(py|PY)$ Python\sProgram ^#!.\*[\s/]python
So the first line only has to contain python (for /usr/bin/env) or
/python (for regular interpreters).
Update of bug #7872 (project mc):
Status:None = Fixed
Open/Closed:Open = Closed
Release: 4.6.0 = current (CVS or
snapshot)
Platform Version:
Follow-up Comment #6, bug #7872 (project mc):
[...] We could just as well start matching all possible paths to the
binaries.
i can't claim i'd understand that paragraph. :}
[...] If you could comment on the usefulness [...]
i'm can't claim to be a python wiz, either.
On Mon, 2005-05-23 at 20:08 +, Leonard den Ottolander wrote:
Follow-up Comment #7, bug #7872 (project mc):
My question is why do we need the extra code to match '/usr/bin/env' if all
we need to match is 'perl'? It seems redundant. Like trying to match
'/usr/bin/perl',
Hi Pavel,
On Mon, 2005-05-23 at 22:43, Pavel Roskin wrote:
On Mon, 2005-05-23 at 20:08 +, Leonard den Ottolander wrote:
Follow-up Comment #7, bug #7872 (project mc):
My question is why do we need the extra code to match '/usr/bin/env' if all
we need to match is 'perl'? It seems
Follow-up Comment #8, bug #7872 (project mc):
i'd prefer to have the exact match as a simple correctness check. oh, well.
is just the same as , except that you can embed physical newlines in
this type of string.
actually reading the BNF in the page i linked to would have revealed that (as
it
Follow-up Comment #9, bug #7872 (project mc):
I just don't feel like actually verifying this. Duh.
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Follow-up Comment #4, bug #7872 (project mc):
For the Syntax.diff patch, I suggest that we only check for
^#!.\*/perl
This is much easier to read.
Roland
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Follow-up Comment #5, bug #7872 (project mc):
The use of matching /usr/bin/env seems rather pointless if you are already
matching the interpreter on the first line. We could just as well start
matching all possible paths to the binaries.
Regarding the syntax additions, I don't do python yet. If
Follow-up Comment #3, bug #7872 (project mc):
err, i misread it. in fact, this is very similar to what i have submitted
some time ago (and somehow i thought it was already committed ... which is
sort of like believing in santa claus ;). it's only pointless to look for env
somewhere else than in
Follow-up Comment #1, bug #7872 (project mc):
What's the point of the (env\s)? change? And isn't 'context ' a
comment? Don't you mean to see changes to the 'context '?
Please be so kind to provide a patch (diff -up) so it is more clear what you
do want to see changed.
Follow-up Comment #2, bug #7872 (project mc):
What's the point of the (env\s)? change?
pointless, imo. env located in any other directory is entirely against the
idea of using it in the first place ...
And isn't 'context ' a comment?
nope. read the lang spec. :-P
Hello,
On Fri, 8 Apr 2005, Vitja Makarov wrote:
Hi, all!
This patch implements user-defined keyboard bindings for mcedit. Bindings
are stored in ~/.mc/cooledit/cooledit.bindings file, attached file contains
patch against current cvs tree configuration sample.
What's the difference between
Hello,
Please, post to the list and not to my personal e-mail address - I do read
the list as many others.
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Date: Fri, 8 Apr 2005 13:33:48 +0400
From: Vitja Makarov
To: Pavel Tsekov
Subject: Re: keyboard bindings in mcedit
I've fixed some bugs... Have
Hello, Does anyone have a proper config file (bindings) for mc? I wanna be able to associate some common used file extensions to the following apps: _ xcf psd | gimp | sxw doc rtf xls ppt | openoffice | sk ai | sketch | htm html | mozilla-remote | ogg
johnny wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone have a proper config file (bindings) for mc?
I wanna be able to associate some common used file extensions to the following apps:
_
xcf psd| gimp|
sxw doc rtf xls ppt
On Mon, Mar 10, 2003 at 02:52:44AM -0500, Pavel Roskin wrote:
Hello!
I've looked in the manual, and in the FAQ, but I can't find how to
change the key bindings of mc (version 4.6.0). What I want is to be
able to use tab completion in the command line with tab, as my fingers
do
Hi, Peter!
I support you, Pavel, on not allowing too flexible key binding.
But maybe for such a cool feature, like TAB completion, personal
exception coud be granted? 8^)
I'm not against flexible key bindings. I'm just stating that it's not
available because the goal of Learn Keys is to make
Hello!
I've looked in the manual, and in the FAQ, but I can't find how to
change the key bindings of mc (version 4.6.0). What I want is to be
able to use tab completion in the command line with tab, as my fingers
do that automatically.
Sorry, the only way to do it is to redefine Tab as M-Tab
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