RE: Editing tcl's

[Ethan Vos <ethan-at-forward.ca>]

OK, how do I make kwrite the default editor?

Ethan


-----Original Message-----
From:	Ray [SMTP:rehenry-at-up.net]
Sent:	Thursday, August 30, 2001 8:39 AM
To:	Multiple recipients of list
Subject:	Re: Editing tcl's



Ethan

I use kwrite.  You can try it by selecting open and type kwrite in the open
with window.  Once there, you should turn off word wrap under options
->options menu.  You can leave wrap cursor on.

I suspect that it wrapped a line on you and Tcl/Tk didn't know what to do
with the line.  If, after you've edited some tcl, you start the emc from a
terminal rather than an icon, it should show you about where the error is
by putting up a very crytpic message in the terminal window.

There is a way to make kwrite the default editor for tcl if you decide you
like it.

Ray



On Thu, 30 Aug 2001, you wrote:
> I've had this problem a couple of times.
> 
> I edited line # 700 of the Tkemc tcl. I put a # in front of the line to remark it out.
> 
> Tkemc would not load at all.
> 
> I deleted the # and put the line back to what it was originally.
> 
> Tkemc would not load at all.
> 
> I copied the Tkemc from another folder to the proper folder and over wrote the one I played with.
> 
> Tkemc loaded properly.
> 
> What did I do wrong?
> 
> I use the default text editor on the right mouse button, is there something better?
> 
> Ethan