On Sun, Aug 11, 2019 at 06:14:56PM +0200, Thorsten Jolitz wrote: > I do have that installed, but the for the library on that first > line it does not work, I can leave the first (/usr/bin ...) as is, but have > to change > the second entry (/usr/lib ...), otherwise I get a library-not-found error.
That's true, it fixes only the execution path, not the arguments. So it does not help in this case. What I do usually with portable scripts is calling 'pil': #!/usr/bin/pil @lib/too.l or #!/usr/bin/pil -load "@lib/too.l" foo/main.l etc. > > The other escapes, like character attributes, line clearing, show/hide > > cursor > > and switching between first and second screen are more or less just > > cosmetics. > > Ok, thanks, maybe I understand that somehow now. > > If you do a (horizontal) split, then 2 +Window objects refer > to the same +Buffer object, so changes are synchronized. > The split is realized by dividing the current window hight by 2, > adjust the existing +Window object, and create a new one. Right. > Vip itself than draws the separating status line for each window > (except the "mini buffer", in Emacs terminology). "mini buffer" is the "command window" (the bottom-most window) in Vip? ☺/ A!ex -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe
