tiny annoyance...
[1/3] from: alans:cuervo:stanford at: 29-Nov-2001 14:55
Hi,
I finally got around to downloading a nontimedout version
to run REBOL/View on my IRIX machines again...;^)
...which works fine. But, I set up an alias to start View
that kicks it into backgroud so the shell I start it in
doesn't freeze. Only problem there is when you select Console
and the REBOL/View desktop goes away, you have to remember
which shell you started View in to bring the console into
the foreground...only a problem when you've been working
away and don't recall which shell that was...
I poked about in the docs a bit, but didn't see, is there
a way to get View to open its own console shell, rather
than relying on the shell it was opened in?
thanks,
--Alan
<[alans--cuervo--stanford--edu]>
[2/3] from: alex:webinstinct at: 30-Nov-2001 22:54
Well, if you're using Gnome, you can create a launcher and check the box
that's saying "Run in shell". Then, it'll open the shell window
(frozen) and the view window. When you press "Console", the View goes
away and console starts in that shell window.
On Thu, 2001-11-29 at 17:55, Alan Swithenbank wrote:
> Hi,
> I finally got around to downloading a nontimedout version
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> [rebol-request--rebol--com] with "unsubscribe" in the
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Sincerely,
Alex Polkhovsky
Senior Consultant
Web Instinct, Inc.
[3/3] from: alans:cuervo:stanford at: 1-Dec-2001 18:49
> Well, if you're using Gnome, you can create a launcher and check the box
> that's saying "Run in shell". Then, it'll open the shell window
> (frozen) and the view window. When you press "Console", the View goes
> away and console starts in that shell window.
Thanks for the reply, but I'm afraid Gnome isn't an option on
these machines...;^)
--Alan
<[alans--cuervo--stanford--edu]>
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