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has caused the Debian Bug report #296002,
regarding MOST_EDITOR doesn't support line number before filename
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Package: most
The most manual says:
MOST_EDITOR, SLANG_EDITOR
Either of these environment variables specify an editor for most
to invoke to edit a file. The value can contain %s and %d
formatting descriptors that represent the file name and line
number, respectively. For example, if JED is your editor, then
set MOST_EDITOR to 'jed %s -g %d'.
but this does not work as expected, the editor name is only passed if
it's before the line number, making it useless for any editor that gets
the line number arg like emacs (e.g. "+N filename").
$ export $MOST_EDITOR="zile +%d %s"
$ most .zshrc
# hitting 'e' for edit I get:
sh: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
## If I try without %s for the file name:
$ export $MOST_EDITOR="zile +%d"
$ most .zshrc
most will say:
Unsupported Editor definition
## then trying
$ export MOST_EDITOR="echo '%d %s'"
$ most .zshrc
5 (null)
$ export MOST_EDITOR="echo '%s %d'"
$ most .zshrc
.zshrc 5
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best regards,
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Francisco Borges
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This bug seems to no longer be reproducible -- either by myself or by
upstream. Please reopen this bug if you can reproduce it in most 5.0.0a.
Regards,
Mako
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Benjamin Mako Hill
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Creativity can be a social contribution, but only in so far
as society is free to use the results. --GNU Manifesto
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