Re: deb packages for medit and pida (available) and howto

[derek]

On Jan 21, 4:52 pm, khiraly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  You really should bump the version - aptitude dist-upgrade wants to
  reinstall my old pida (I have held it, but a version bump would make
  it more painless for users).

 Can you do this? I have learned to build debian package the hard way.

It's a really long time since I built a debian package, but look at
dpkg-gencontrol  Just provide it with a -v option.
Conventionally, we would use the same version number as now, but with
a suffix, so for version 0.5.1-2 we might
specify -v 0.5.1-2-moo

 The moo module comes with medit, if you have built with the proper
 options.

I still have to build it!  OK, but that's not what one expects of a
debian package, and I don't actually see anything but header files for
'moo', anyway, so how do I build it?

 So run python andtype 'import moo' to see, if it works.

No, there is no 'moo.so' on my system.
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Re: Editors

[derek]

On Dec 28 2007, 7:25 pm, Timur Izhbulatov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

 Fortunately, Kate can embed vim. At least it used to.

Not as far as I can tell - and why would I want it to?  I want to use
_my_ editor, not vi or emacs. Vim embedded in kate would just make me
use the same awful interface I can already get in Pida.  Do you mean
Vim can embed kate?
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