On Tuesday 02 January 2001 06:23, you wrote:
What editor in 7.2 will save text or .pl files in true text?
I'm having a terrible time editing files that have ".pl"
extensions ...the editors I'm using mess it up...
I tried kwrite, kedit, gedit...what app will save these
files
in true text
Thankyou...I installed "cooledit" ...it's great...
exactly what I need...
civileme wrote:
On Tuesday 02 January 2001 06:23, you wrote:
What editor in 7.2 will save text or .pl files in true text?
I'm having a terrible time editing files that have ".pl"
extensions ...the editors I'm
On Tuesday 02 January 2001 08:03 pm, you wrote:
Thankyou...I installed "cooledit" ...it's great...
exactly what I need...
civileme wrote:
On Tuesday 02 January 2001 06:23, you wrote:
What editor in 7.2 will save text or .pl files in true text?
I'm having a terrible time editing
What editor in 7.2 will save text or .pl files in true text?
I'm having a terrible time editing files that have ".pl"
extensions ...the editors I'm using mess it up...
I tried kwrite, kedit, gedit...what app will save these
files
in true text format...so that nothing gets truncated
etc.
what is the best simple text editor to use in kde, i have just
discovered that some mac files on a dos floppy will reveal their text
content in notepad in windows but not in text editor in kde - how
annoying, i need an editor that will show up whats there
bascule
On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, bascule wrote:
Dangerous, to ask 'what is the best'. You will be shown 20 different ones,
all of them 'the best'.
Kedit. Xedit. Nedit. Vi. Pico. Joe. Emacs. To start the list...
Paul
what is the best simple text editor to use in kde, i have just
discovered that some mac
I have always had the right click option to choose text editor. I will
research and see if I can find a text editor that will do what you need.
also have another post about right click menu items, as text editor
isn't always shown this way - i would like to change that,
if you always
Have you tried right clicking on the file and choosing text editor, I use
this all the time to open files in mandrake. If using gnome, then use the
gnotepad or gedit.
bascule wrote:
what is a good kde equivalent of notepad?
yes, i have used text editor but as my post described, this doesn't show
all the info. my example was my datebook.pdb file created after a
hotsync from my pilot, in win98 i could see that all two years stuff was
in there but in kde the same file only displayed a tiny proportion of
the same info
what is a good kde equivalent of notepad?
i ask because when i open a pilot .pdb file in notepad (in this case my
datebook backup- don't ask) i see all the text i have ever entered as
well as gobbledygook, this is fine; but when i open the same file in
kde with the text editor i only see about
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