Re: Buscando un editor de texto para consola

[mario <debian@estilorural.com>]

El dom, 06-03-2005 a las 22:34 +0100, Iñaki escribió:
> Hola, estoy buscando un editor de texto normalito para consola que tenga un 
> funcionamiento similar a cualquier editor gráfico (kedit, kwrite...). En 
> definitiva, busco algún editor que tenga estas características:
> 
> - Que se pueda seleccionar texto apretando "Mayúsculas" + "Izq" ó "Dcha".
> - Que permita copiar y pegar con "Ctrl+Insert" y "Mayúsculas+Insert" 
> respectivamente.
> - Que no esté basado en Vi, por favor, a ser posible que para guardar se pulse 
> "Ctrl+S" y para salir "Ctrl+Q" o algo similar, nada de entrar en "modo 
> comandos" ni demás peripecias.
> 
> Como veis todas estas características son las que tiene la edición de texto en 
> cualquier sistema gráfico (KDE, Gnome, Windows...), y pretendo usar un editor 
> en modo consola que no me haga aprender un funcionamiento completamente 
> distinto.
> 
> En concreto Vi me echa para atrás, alguna vez que lo he usado después de mucho 
> tiempo me ocurre que no me acuerdo del comando para salir sin salvar el 
> archivo y me tiro 5 minutos hasta que doy con él, no me gusta.
> 
> También he probado Nano, aunque no consigo que muestre colores y además tiene 
> un scroll muy malo, pues avanza por bloques de líneas en vez de línea a 
> línea, con lo que se hace a veces difícil seguir el texto.
> 

Si todavía te gusta nano las dos cosas que te fallan tienen solución.

Scroll suave: editas /etc/nanorc y buscas:

## Use smooth scrolling as the default
set smooth

si la tienes comentada la descomentas

En cuanto a los colores hay muchas webs con el archivo nanorc, yo lo saque de una de gentoo.

Lo mando adjunto, haz una copia de tu /etc/nanorc y sobreescribes el que hay de la forma:

cat /home/xxx/nanorc > /etc/nanorc

Suelo usar nano en consolas dentro de las X por lo que para copiar pegar uso Ctrl + May + C/V

UN editor ligero en las X me gusta mucho leafpad (parecido al notepad de
win) creo que está en los repositorios del xfce42.


> Acabo de probar muchos de los editores que me salen con un "apt-cache search 
> text editor", y de momento me quedo con mped, que aunque no reúne ninguna de 
> las características que busco, no está basado en Vi y tiene buen scroll.
> 
> ¿Alguien sabe de algún editor de las características que busco para consola?
> 
> PD: Quería probar emacs21 pero me dice que tiene que descargar 31MB, casi me 
> da un ataque de risa, me niego. Además no creo que sea lo que busco.
> 
> Muchas gracias.
> 
> 
> 
-- 
mario <debian@estilorural.com>

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