On Fri, 4 Oct 1996, Brian Christopher Guilbault wrote:
> On Fri, 4 Oct 1996, Sergey Katsev wrote:
>
> > Well... I use pico, and the only thing I use is CTRL-V to got page down
> > and then CTRL-C to find out what line I am on. That is efficient enough
> > for me.
>
> I also use pico and no, there is no goto-line command. Pretty much what
> you have to do is ctrl-v a few times, then check where you are. I know
> pico is not as nice as emacs or some others, but it is easy and fast.
>
I know a lot of people on the list use Linux, and Jed is an *excellent*
editor for programming in C... it's all nice and color coded when it
comes to reserved words, {}[]() characters, autoindents for you, and
shows you were open brackets are when you type a close bracked, even
warns you if there's a possible mismatch. (It even makes timed backups
of the file you're working on incase of whatever)..
(It also displays what line you're on at the bottom of the screen)
Brazil
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