Re: [e-users] cfg files

On Sun, 19 Nov 2017 01:29:11 +0100 Jérémy Zurcher said: > Hi, > > there are eet files, use eet > > $ eet -d .e/e/config/standard/e_bindings.8.cfg config > > or vim helper : vieet Indeed. also eet -e to re-encode into a new file etc. ... But one thing. E will regularly

Re: [e-users] cfg files

On Sat, 18 Nov 2017 23:21:11 + Peter Flynn said: > On 18/11/17 23:02, Conrad Knight wrote: > > Hi, > > > > How do i read/edit E's *.cfg files? > > E has always worked so well I've never needed even to think about this, > so I just went and had a look. That's how it's

Re: [e-users] cfg files

Hi, there are eet files, use eet $ eet -d .e/e/config/standard/e_bindings.8.cfg config or vim helper : vieet On Saturday 18 November 2017 18:02, Conrad Knight wrote : > Hi, > > How do i read/edit E's *.cfg files? Or even just find out what > settings are stored in each one? My settings seem

Re: [e-users] cfg files

On 18/11/17 23:02, Conrad Knight wrote: > Hi, > > How do i read/edit E's *.cfg files? E has always worked so well I've never needed even to think about this, so I just went and had a look. OMG they're binary files. Good grief. Is this for speed or some other reason. I'm probably showing my

[e-users] cfg files

Hi, How do i read/edit E's *.cfg files? Or even just find out what settings are stored in each one? My settings seem to have gotten messed up over time (perhaps due to numerous upgrades?). An easy solution i've used before is just the config directory and start all over with a blank slate.