That seems to bring up the VIM editor which I have no idea how to use.
I can type but I can’t save or exit. I have to use kill to abort the
mission.
Do you know how to create a string of characters with a good
randomness?
Tell clueless user to quit vi
Next time try: ESC :wq!
Any way to edit with textmate or textedit?
Not sure about mac but on Linux in your home directory there is a file
~/.subversion/config in which you may specify editor used for writing
commit
logs and editing properites.
I figured out enough vim to get the job done. I was hoping to avoid vi
for the rest of my life but it wasn’t so bad.
Now, all I have done is switch from gem rails to edge rails and all of
a sudden I get a stack level too deep error when I try to view certain
pages of my site. Is there a place that describes what changes I must
make to my app to get it ready for edge rails?
That seems to bring up the VIM editor which I have no idea how to use.
I can type but I can’t save or exit. I have to use kill to abort the
mission.
Any way to edit with textmate or textedit?
For TextMate, assuming you installed the command-line tool “mate”
(instructions are provided during installation or somewhere in TM’s
help), you can add this to your ~/.profile file:
EDITOR=mate; export $EDITOR
On a related note, it’s well worth learning the basics of vi if for no
other reason than you might one day find yourself working on a Unix
box with no other choice of editor.
You need to set the $SVN_EDITOR env var to the text editor you want
to use for entering your svn commands. So for textmate you should
have the mate command installe dto open files from the cli. So in
your ~/.bashrc you should add the follwing line: