On Wed, Apr 02, 2003 at 02:48:07PM -0500, Pavel Roskin wrote:
> I've applied your patch. The snapshot is ready.
After ten times of 'cvs up' I can see it now :)
> differently. Ideally, mc should show all the data separately - host, user
> and PID (and maybe timestamp).
Ok, see the attached patc
> This package seem to be outdated for 4 years now and I wouldn't wonder if the
> keymaps used in the datapackages doesn't match the ones from the Kernel
> anymore. Any ideas ?
Try to contact them and ask to make Shift-Fx keys match the default
sequences in the kernel. It's not very likely to wor
On Wednesday 02 April 2003 23:04, Ali Akcaagac wrote:
> This package seem to be outdated for 4 years now and I wouldn't wonder if
> the keymaps used in the datapackages doesn't match the ones from the Kernel
> anymore. Any ideas ?
Maybe I should switch to the original KBD-1.08 package. I saw that
On Wednesday 02 April 2003 22:30, Pavel Roskin wrote:
> > Hello, I like to hook up this eMail again. I still have problems with
> > this issue and F1...F12 - Shift+F1...Shift+F4 works perfectly but after
> > that not. Ok this is Linux console related. Could you please go a bit
> > deeper into this
Hello!
> Hello, I like to hook up this eMail again. I still have problems with this
> issue and F1...F12 - Shift+F1...Shift+F4 works perfectly but after that not.
> Ok this is Linux console related. Could you please go a bit deeper into this
> please and may give me a hint where I should look for
On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Philipp Thomas wrote:
> * Pavel Roskin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [20030401 19:33]:
>
> > and 8-bit clean terminals). The interface is inconvenient, the
> > documentation is missing, but if users want it, then they know about this
> > feature and how to use it.
>
> As this may cure s
On Friday 07 March 2003 19:20, Pavel Roskin wrote:
> > hm, should it do something ? i don't see the point to learn my shift key
> > since it is a common key used on 100% of all machines, no fancy things
> > that need to be learned. on the otherhand i don't see anything under
> > learn keys that sho
On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Adam Byrtek / alpha wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 02, 2003 at 11:37:07AM -0500, Pavel Roskin wrote:
> > The patch looks good, but "Steal" and "Continue" looks a bit confusing for
> > a new user. Maybe "Break lock" and "Ignore lock" would be better?
>
> Yes, they sound better. 'Steal' a
i often accidentally do minor modifications (mostly partial escape
sequences) which i undo of course. anyway, afterwards i still don't know
if this was the only modification.
oh, fwiw, this gives me an idea: sometimes it would be useful to be able
to save the buffer to a temp file and run a diff a
On Wed, Apr 02, 2003 at 11:37:07AM -0500, Pavel Roskin wrote:
> The patch looks good, but "Steal" and "Continue" looks a bit confusing for
> a new user. Maybe "Break lock" and "Ignore lock" would be better?
Yes, they sound better. 'Steal' and 'continue' was based on JED.
> Emacs 21.2.1 understan
Hello!
> As discussed earlier, patch to implement file locking in editor. Try
> and tell me about any problems. Locking scheme described in
> edit/editlock.c
>
> TODO: 'Abort' option would be very useful, but it requires some more
> hacking in the undo stack. I'll do this when this patch will be
>
* Pavel Roskin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [20030401 19:33]:
> and 8-bit clean terminals). The interface is inconvenient, the
> documentation is missing, but if users want it, then they know about this
> feature and how to use it.
As this may cure some problems users have reported to me, how do I
activa
As discussed earlier, patch to implement file locking in editor. Try
and tell me about any problems. Locking scheme described in
edit/editlock.c
TODO: 'Abort' option would be very useful, but it requires some more
hacking in the undo stack. I'll do this when this patch will be
considered stable.
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