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云帆江 | 16 Nov 2008 12:23
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How to show line number on left in nano

hi,i need your help about how to show line number on left in nano?
i mean like you input set:nu in vim
the line number will al display on the editor's left

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Chris Allegretta | 17 Nov 2008 18:29

Re: How to show line number on left in nano

Hello,

Nano's 'constant update mode' (command line option -c or toggled with Meta-C in the editor) will display the line number, etc, of the current cursor position on the 'status bar' toward the bottom of the screen. Nano does not number lines along the left side like other utilities or editors.

On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 6:23 AM, 云帆江 <jyf1987 <at> gmail.com> wrote:
hi,i need your help about how to show line number on left in nano?
i mean like you input set:nu in vim
the line number will al display on the editor's left

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Antoni | 30 Nov 2008 23:28

Open nano by doble-click. Is it possible?


I've been told it is not possible for programs based on xterm /
console (nano, joe) to open just by clicking on the 'object'
file, as we do with 'graphic-compliant' editors like Vim or
Emacs. Is this true?
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