Activity for John J. Jordan
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John J. Jordan posted a comment on ticket #389
To get the old behavior, comment this out: https://github.com/joe-editor/joe/blob/main/joe/tw.c#L826C2-L831C3 I know that [@jhallen] was debating removing this in a future (?) version.
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What is dumped into DEADJOE is the contents of all buffers that are not marked as saved. This includes the "yank buffer" as well as histories for file prompts, which are implemented as buffers under-the-hood. It should contain the file contents if the file was modified. If joe crashes or is killed but an open file is not in a dirty state, it won't write out the contents. Is that confirmed to be the case here? And, no none of this is necessarily obvious. Those buffers should probably have better names...
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Build failure due to implicit declaration of functions
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Reopening in that case.
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See also [#299]
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As I've written in email, the last major known issues in the coroutine branch were recently resolved in [758cfc] and [d05cc6].
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As I've written in email, the last major known issues in the coroutine branch were recently resolved in [758cfcf] and [d05cc66].
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PR #22
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Taking into consideration [#346], perhaps coroutine - or really, the Windows branch - is the path forwards.
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C99 restriction
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C99 formally removed this restriction. GCC hasn't enforced it in a very long time. Until a couple versions ago, MSVC required this but even they have finally updated the C frontend. Twenty-plus years on, I don't think this is much of a concern, unless we see specific build breaks as a result. Closing.
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I can't reproduce this now that I've implemented a fix for [#409]. It stands to reason that the change of ifhave && !linums to ifhave could fix this, since it would block a lot of unnecessary line updates. Marking duplicate.
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Screen slow to update with line numbers enabled
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I can't reproduce this now that I've implemented a fix for #409. It stands to reason that the change of ifhave && !linums to ifhave could fix this, since it would block a lot of unnecessary line updates. Marking duplicate.
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joe needs a regression test suite
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This has been in JOE for a while now. It does not cover enough quite yet but the framework is there and proven, imo. Closing.
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joe-editor.sourceforge.net woefully out of date
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This needs to be updated to the new git repo, but the site is currently up-to-date so I'm closing this.
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May be related to the issue addressed in patch 126 or Github PR #16
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True color derived from terminfo
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Fixed in git and Mercurial [6babb2]
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Completion at encoding prompt crashes
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Completion at encoding prompt crashes
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Shows "New File" when reading from stdin
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Setting -rmargin for specific file type
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Report unrelated to -rmargin; user should fix ftyperc. We do need to fix configuration at some point but that is tracked elsewhere.
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jmacs help keybindings
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Merged in Github PR #20
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Pascal Syntax Highlighting fault
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This is just due to the extension being used for puppet.
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Bug with using -lmsg/-rmsg options in ~/.joerc
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--autoindent still being ignored after 20+ years
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Closing.
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Can't read NUL, BEL, BS and DEL from stdin
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Can't read NUL, BEL, BS and DEL from stdin
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Can you describe what you mean by working and broken? What scheme is being used? The PHP syntax never references "Var" so that change shouldn't have any effect. Perhaps this is because DefinedIdent isn't rooted on Ident? Does this change have the desired effect: =Variable +DefinedIdent +Ident
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Unrecognized options: --enable-256-color, --enable-paste64
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Yes these features are always compiled in. Closing.
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It's probably worth finding another shortcut for refresh, i think i-search is sticking around.
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Build failure due to implicit declaration of functions
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This was fixed in Mercurial and in the new git repo with this commit
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Rust syntax colouring breakage on ‘r’ and ‘b’
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https://github.com/joe-editor/joe/pull/10
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Port to C99
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Fix compilation with -Werror=strict-prototypes
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Looks good.
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Looks good.
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I have a candidate fix over on github if you'd like to test. It seems to work but there may be other side-effects I'm not aware of. Wanted to pass along this update, regardless. HTH
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This has been on my radar for a while. Thank you for the clear repro steps.
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ftyperc had a breaking change in 4.1 and requires file definition lines to start with [type-name] so you could do something like this in your ~/.joerc: :include ftyperc [mutt_aliases] *mutt_aliases -rmargin 250 [aliases] *.aliases -rmargin 120 [mutt] *.mutt -rmargin 80 HTML [html] *.htm *.html -wordwrap -autoindent -smarthome -smartbacks -syntax html -rmargin 120 :include ftyperc is already in there, that line is for reference. HTML is redefined here because it was previously defined in ftyperc,...
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ftyperc got an overhaul in 4.1 and requires file definition lines to start with [type-name] so you could do something like this in your ~/.joerc: :include ftyperc [mutt_aliases] *mutt_aliases -rmargin 250 [aliases] *.aliases -rmargin 120 [mutt] *.mutt -rmargin 80 HTML [html] *.htm *.html -wordwrap -autoindent -smarthome -smartbacks -syntax html -rmargin 120 :include ftyperc is already in your joerc, that line is for reference. HTML is redefined here because it was previously defined in ftyperc, so...
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Surprise! vauniq was broken
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News
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Fix bad varm/vaperm in find_configs, simplify a bit.
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Wrote this up a while ago, here's a patch you can try. It will add a "Show whitespace" menu to make whitespace pop out:
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Merge.
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Fix Linux build in windows branch. Better alignment in amd64, fix build warning around SEH, line endings.
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libcoro fixes for Cygwin.
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More msvc fixes.
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Update/merge newest libcoro.
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Fix mismatched if/endif.
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Remove build dependency on Python2, rewrite those scripts as inline MSBuild tasks (in C#).
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Fix VS2019 build.
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Get WiX toolkit from Nuget. Add some entries to hgignore.
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Add editorconfig to solution (VS apparently supports it directly now).
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Fix.
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Merge from coroutine
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Installer work:
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Merge with coroutine
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Fix a bad merge
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Fix unbounded stack growth on repeated find/replace. Fix highlighting first match with find/replace. Specific to coroutine branch.
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Merge from default
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Revert prompt window experiment to restore parity with the default branch
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We ought to consider it. I have a few other things on deck as well.
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I think I misunderstood your question about line endings. The process I described was to check for CRLF vs LF, so if you have Unix-style line endings nothing would show up.
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I agree, visual whitespace would be a good feature. It's widely-available elsewhere and not too difficult which makes it an even better candidate. I seem to recall some fork implementing this, although I can't find which it is. For now.. there are some kindof hacky workarounds. The first is switching the syntax (^T Y) to "whitespace" which will highlight tabs and spaces green and red. No, it's not pretty, and yes you'll need to swap back to whatever syntax you had before. To check on line endings,...
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Thanks for reporting. Looks like this is fixed in latest Mercurial, unfortunately there hasn't been a release in some time.
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Copy the system joerc file (usually /etc/joe/joerc) to .joerc in your home directory, then edit it to find the key sequence you want to change, towards the bottom. There's more info in the manual. HTH
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No, sorry. This feature isn't implemented.
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Proposed change. If -purify set, then trim lines before save. Alternately, this could be specified as -msnew trimlines, -msold trimlines if we don't want to re-purpose the option. diff -r a1e841ca6188 joe/cmd.c --- a/joe/cmd.c Thu Oct 25 18:32:00 2018 -0400 +++ b/joe/cmd.c Mon Jan 13 19:52:05 2020 -0800 @@ -206,6 +206,7 @@ {"tomatch", TYPETW + TYPEPW + EFIXXCOL, utomatch, NULL, 0, NULL}, {"tomouse", TYPETW+TYPEPW+TYPEQW+TYPEMENU, utomouse, 0, 0, 0 }, {"tos", TYPETW + TYPEPW + EMOVE, utos, NULL, 0,...
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From what I've seen, it looks like ^R does both for some reason. It's weird behavior and I'm still wired to that hotkey as well. We should probably make it do one or the other, and at least find a dedicated hotkey for refresh.
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-autoindent is a per-buffer setting, not a global setting. ftype always overrides it. You can put your modified ftyperc in ~/.joe/ftyperc rather than modify the global one. Bracketed paste in any version from the past couple of years prevents the autoindent/pasting indented lines problem. Requires newer joerc and a terminal that supports it (probably all of them).
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I think the issue is that >3.8, this is recognized as a puppet file, which shares the extension .pp. You should remove this entry from your /etc/joe/ftyperc. Clearly, it is taking precedence over the entry that you added. It's probably worth adding a warning if we see duplicate extensions.
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Try changing reset to idle in the following, found in pascal.jsf (probably in /usr/share/joe/syntax): :line_comment Comment * line_comment "\n" reset If this doesn't work, can you send a screenshot or provide an example? I found this issue in the highlighter but it's not specific to double-quotes, and I can't reproduce this.
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Rob, sorry I got here late. You mention that you're only close. Were there any other specifics you wanted to know? (You probably found this already, but here's the manual section)
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Rob, sorry I got here late. You mention that you're only close. Were there any other specifics you wanted to know? (You probably found this already, but here's the manual section])
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You might open this up at the author's repository.
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Some of the mouse stuff broke in 4.6. There were changes in how the middle mouse button was represented, and I must have messed up a merge, so it was parsing MMDOWN as M. I've been meaning to get an update out but have been too busy with a baby (sorry). There's another problem with large windows horizontally you'll probably run into. I'd recommend sticking with 4.5 until I can get some time to work out the kinks.
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Fix assembly language libcoro switching (an old nit).
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Fix help link in installer metadata.
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Fix #391
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Merge from default
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Completion at encoding prompt crashes
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True color derived from terminfo
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Really? The ^C behavior has grown on me to the point that it would throw me off if reverted.
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Fix broken mouse handling on longer lines
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I finally got a smartCARD that works with signtool, so I recently released the Windows version. This brings in the fixes from mainline 4.6 in addition to a few fixes for Windows-specific regressions. More information and download links can be found on the release page
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Add windows 4.6 release, fix some build dependencies
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Merge
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