OpenWindows 1.0
khb at sun.com
khb at sun.com
Tue Nov 28 12:24:25 AEST 1989
In article <3188 at brazos.Rice.edu> it is written:
>X-Sun-Spots-Digest: Volume 8, Issue 203, message 7 of 17
>
>I'm running OpenWindows 1.0 on my SparcStation 1 (SunOS 4.0.3c). When
>running the File Manager one can modify its "properties" in order to
>customize its behavior. I've tried unsuccessfully to specify the default
>document editor to be emacs. What happens is that when I click on some
>file or another, emacs is fired up (surely enough) but the file is never
>loaded into a buffer. The file is, in fact, opened as a new file. If I
>look at the buffer contents I can see that the full path to the file I
>clicked on is NOT correct.
>
>Also, if I specify the default editor to be "emacs" rather than "shelltool
>emacs", emacs comes up with 2 empty buffers: one for the file and one
>called "-WL". When I use "shelltool emacs", I get only one buffer, but I
>get two windows: one for the shelltool and one for emacs (presumably
>because emacs was compiled with the HAVE_X_WINDOWS flag set).
>
>Anyway, has anyone run across these features? Any workarounds?
Try creating this emacsclient1 shell script
#! /bin/csh -f
echo $* > /tmp/emacsclientline
if ( "$1" == "-Wi" ) then
shift
endif
if ( "$1" == "-WP" ) then
shift
shift
shift
endif
if ( "$1" == "-WL" ) then
shift
shift
endif
emacsclient $*
(presumably you have emacsclient laying about ...)
set the tool property to emacsclient1
and make sure you have emacs up and running and meta-x server-start.
cheers
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