On 11/3/05, YAMANASHI Takeshi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > As for command history, you are expected to > > find the previous command in your rc window, edit it, copy it, paste it > > to the prompt, and then run it. This is obviously more efficient than > > hitting the "up" arrow. > > As for keeping the command line always in view, mid-click on the window > > and select "scroll". > > This reminded me of my old pet idea. To ease finding the desired command > in a window, how's it to split the window into two panes like sam does? > I mean, you always enter commands in the command pane and every outputs will > appear in the other output pane. > > In acme, you could achieve similar effect by typing commands in a directory > window and the output appears in another "+Errors" window, but it's tiresome > to Button-2'ing the command everytime.
I do this in acme a lot. Type a command, ESC, b2 click. Russ
