parameters to editor (F4)

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fnheiden
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gvim works fine for me on W2K SP3 with TC 5.51 and command line parameters specified

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Editor=C:\Program Files\vim\vim61\gvim.exe -y
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2 soreno: here it is

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Editor=""C:\Program Files\XEmacs\XEmacs-21.1.9\i386-pc-win32\runemacs.exe" -l C:\.emacs" 
soreno wrote:I think that xemacs is far to slow to start up (comparing to gvim - which is ready instantly after pressing F4) 8)
Yes, I know. It starts fast enough when it's just been installed, but then starts too slowly :cry:. Anyway, I usually just use the lister
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Geoffrey >> Ok, thanks.

-l C:\.emacs
I think this parameter isn't necessary - emacs defaults to c:\ if HOME hasn't been defined.

:D

fnheiden >> Also, thanks.
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I know this wouldn't be needed if HOME has not been defined, but I did define it for other purposes ;)

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Re: parameters to editor (F4)

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soreno wrote: Editor = C:\Program Files\total commander\vim61\gvim.exe -y
I had a similiar problem and found a solution in
ghisler ... board ... viewtopic ... 249644
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Try quote the exe and append a "%1" to prevent the conversion to DOS short filenames:
Editor = "C:\Program Files\total commander\vim61\gvim.exe" -y "%1"
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