Is there a Joe for Apple computers

Is there a Joe for Apple computers?

If so, does it have the same features as the current Linux Joe?

Larry Alkoff

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Re: Is there a Joe for Apple computers

On Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:01:06 -0600
Larry Alkoff <labradley@...> wrote:

> Is there a Joe for Apple computers?
> 
> If so, does it have the same features as the current Linux Joe?

Google IS ALWAYS your friend! :)

http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20021110145914655

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Re: Is there a Joe for Apple computers

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quit and save ALL files

I have been using Joe for over 10 yeas now and have used it almost
exclusively to create all of my Linux project sources.  In all the
years I have been using and developing in Linux I have never found
"The Perfect Editor" (CodeWright, MultiEdit V3.01).  JOE is as close
as it gets in Linux and that's damned close!

It's one MAJOR MAJOR flaw is that there is no built in way to quit and
save ALL FILES.  I regularly have  or 9+ files open concurrently and
often have as many as 40 (or more) files open.  Let me tell you,
having to do ^kx ^kx ^kx ^kx ^kx 40+ times in a row gets OLD!

Please add a way to quit and save all open files and quit and discard
all changes.

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Re: quit and save ALL files

On 12.02.2012 16:22, Mark Manning wrote:
> It's one MAJOR MAJOR flaw is that there is no built in way to quit and
> save ALL FILES.  I regularly have  or 9+ files open concurrently and
> often have as many as 40 (or more) files open.  Let me tell you,
> having to do ^kx ^kx ^kx ^kx ^kx 40+ times in a row gets OLD!
> 
> Please add a way to quit and save all open files and quit and discard
> all changes.

Well, quit and discard everything is quite easy, just press and hold
Ctrl-C until all windows/buffers are closed, if I'm not mistaken.

But yeah, a way to save changes in all open files would be a welcome
addition. Maybe Ctrl-K capital X could be made to do that?

-- Robin

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Fwd: Re: quit and save ALL files

Hi Mark,

I thought this response from Peter might be useful for you. Peter forgot
to CC the list, so I thought it might be useful for the rest of you.

I have to agree with Peter that I always prefer to know exactly what I'm
saving, so I like the current behavior.

-- Robin

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: [joe] quit and save ALL files
Date: Sun, 12 Feb 2012 15:19:10 -0500
From: Peter Hartman <peterjohnhartman <at> gmail.com>
To: Robin Smidsrød <robin <at> smidsrod.no>

You could remove the prompt (Y/N) and then bind ^kx to ^x (or
something) and you'd have something like the same effect.  I've never
had the use case, frankly.  I'm petrified of accidentally saving
something I shouldn't.

Peter

2012/2/12 Robin Smidsrød <robin <at> smidsrod.no>:
> On 12.02.2012 16:22, Mark Manning wrote:
>> It's one MAJOR MAJOR flaw is that there is no built in way to quit and
>> save ALL FILES.  I regularly have  or 9+ files open concurrently and
>> often have as many as 40 (or more) files open.  Let me tell you,
>> having to do ^kx ^kx ^kx ^kx ^kx 40+ times in a row gets OLD!
>>
>> Please add a way to quit and save all open files and quit and discard
>> all changes.
>
> Well, quit and discard everything is quite easy, just press and hold
> Ctrl-C until all windows/buffers are closed, if I'm not mistaken.
>
> But yeah, a way to save changes in all open files would be a welcome
> addition. Maybe Ctrl-K capital X could be made to do that?
>
> -- Robin
>
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