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| − | [[ALIAS]], [[MODIFY COMMAND]], [[RUN]], [[SPAWN]], [[ | + | [[ALIAS]], [[ED]], [[MODIFY COMMAND]], [[RUN]], [[SET WP]], [[SPAWN]], [[VI]] |
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set tedit to "wmc" | set tedit to "wmc" | ||
| − | set tedit to "edit/nojournal"</ | + | set tedit to "edit/nojournal" |
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Revision as of 12:07, 20 April 2009
Class
Recital Terminal Developer Environment
Purpose
Specify an alternate text editor to be used when MODIFY COMMAND is issued.
Syntax
SET TEDIT TO <expC>
See Also
ALIAS, ED, MODIFY COMMAND, RUN, SET WP, SPAWN, VI
Description
With the SET TEDIT TO <expC> command, you can specify an alternate text editor which will be used when you issue the MODIFY COMMAND <filename> command.
Example
set tedit to "wmc" set tedit to "edit/nojournal"
Products
Recital Terminal Developer
