Am 04. May, 2001 schwäzte Carl Parrish so:
> uhmmm... there is a way to use vim in pine? How do you do that. I hate
> using pice to do my editing.
In the setup->config turn on alternate editor. ^_ will get it from a normal
pico session. I believe default alt editor is vi, next comes values for
$EDITOR and $VISUAL[1] and finally what you have in your .pinerc.
You could use whatever editor you want, e.g. emacs, joe, ed, jed, nedit,
etc.[2]
ciao,
der.hans
[1] What's the difference between those two anyway? I learned it once, but
have long since forgotten...
[2] Using head and tail might prove difficult :).
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