Christian Andersson wrote:
Thomas Benisch wrote:
Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
Hmm, how about a menu option allowing editing text with an external
editor like emacs, vim etc. ?
The same would make life for programmers a easier with the scripting
framework editor as well.
Just for the case, that somebody wants to work on this. The key problem
with the integration of external editors or IDEs is, that those editors
work on the disk file system and cannot work on virtual file systems.
The Basic IDE works on some kind of virtual file system, for document
macros especially on the document storage.
well that is knd of easy to solve, just do it as many other clients
that allow external editors to edit files on a virtual filesystem, for
example ftp/ssh clients type of programs..
They just save down the file to the local harddisk, and then monitors
this file for changes,and also monitors the application that it
started to see when it exits... whenever the file has changed it puts
back the file to the server, this can be done in OOo also, it takes
the macro virtual file and saves it to a temporary file, opens the
editor so that it edits this temporary file, and monitors the file for
changes, whenever it has been changed to reads the file back and puts
the content back to the virtual filesystem..
Does anyone know right off the head of a Java class that one could
employ (assuming that such Java classes would take advantage of whatever
functions the target operating system supplies for that purpose)?
I know it is not a perfect sollution, but it is better then nothing
Hmm, also one would need a setup option to allow defining the editor to
use and a storage location from which to look up that piece of information.
---rony
---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
