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POO lib: $pub.editors
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<h3>POO Library</h3>
<h1>$pub.editors</h1>
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The script below creates an object called <b>$pub.editors</b> which can be
used to store all publicly-available <a href="../editors.html">custom editors</a>.
It also adds a <b>@editors</b> command to $user, so that a custom editor can
be easily selected.
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"creating $pub.editors...
@create $thing as editors
beam editors to $pub
"creating $user.setEditor...
@newfunc $user.setEditor(self, editorName='')
holder = getObj('$pub.editors')
if editorName == "default" or editorName == "built-in":
delattr(self,"editor")
print "Now using default editor."
editor = getattr( holder, editorName )
if editor:
setattr(self,"editor", editor)
print "Editor now set to", editorName + "."
else:
print "Please specify one of: "
print " ", "default (for the original built-in editor)"
for p in filter(lambda x:type(x)==InstanceType,holder.proplist()):
print " ", x
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@set $user.setEditor.desc = "change preferred editor"
@setperm $user.setEditor = r
@cmd $user.@editor calls setEditor()
@cmd $user.@editor <str> calls setEditor(%1)
@edit $pub.editors.help
The $pub.editors object stores publicly available custom editors.
To see what editors are available, use the "@editor" command.
To choose a particular editor, use (for example) "@editor foo".
To restore the built-in editor, enter "@editor default".
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http://www.strout.net/python/poo/lib/editors.html
<br>Last Updated:
8/02/97
. . . . . . <a href="http://www.strout.net/">Joe Strout</a>
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