WE ARE SICK OF THIS .plist EDITOR NEEDED

Svengali · Post by **Svengali** » Wed Sep 21, 2011 10:08 am

You need to define "aballturret" somewhere...

SandJ · Post by **SandJ** » Sat Sep 24, 2011 8:54 am

At college we used TECO. That made vi seem friendly. (Although, personally, I would rather pluck out my own eyeballs with a rusty fork than go back to using vi full time.)

Then one day The Good Lord looked down on us lowly programmers and gave us WordStar 3. A word processor that could be configured to be a COBOL editor. Life was Good for a few years, then the Devil saw what was going on and gave us WordStar 2000 and that was the end of that.

... many years and programming languages and many op/syses later ...

commanderxairon wrote:
we are utterly sick of gedit (notepad like) for editing plists

Ee, kids today, eh? Don't know they're ruddy born. Give t' ungrateful little beggars a WYSIWYG editor and they don't know what to do wi' it. When I were a lad, oor Dad give us DDT to bugger wi' saved game files, and we were 'appy. 'Appy, I tell thee.

Cmdr. Maegil · Post by **Cmdr. Maegil** » Sat Sep 24, 2011 11:18 am

SandJ wrote:
commanderxairon wrote:
we are utterly sick of gedit (notepad like) for editing plists
Ee, kids today, eh? Don't know they're ruddy born. Give t' ungrateful little beggars a WYSIWYG editor and they don't know what to do wi' it. When I were a lad, oor Dad give us DDT to bugger wi' saved game files, and we were 'appy. 'Appy, I tell thee.

TGHC isn't around, so please don't derail this thread with "when I was young, we had to (...) uphill - both ways" jokes.

SandJ · Post by **SandJ** » Sat Sep 24, 2011 11:26 am

Cmdr. Maegil wrote:
TGHC isn't around, so please don't derail this thread with "when I was young, we had to (...) uphill - both ways" jokes.

It wasn't meant as a joke, just a roundabout way of saying gedit is a usable - if poor - editor.

TGHC?

Cmdr. Maegil · Post by **Cmdr. Maegil** » Sat Sep 24, 2011 11:31 am

The Gray Haired Commander, a venerable ancient spacer - currently missing, (hopefully he didn't finally fade away*)

*old spacers never die, they just...

Mauiby de Fug · Post by **Mauiby de Fug** » Sat Sep 24, 2011 1:51 pm

SandJ wrote:
just a roundabout way of saying gedit is a usable - if poor - editor.

If it had regex matching and split panes it would do everything I want, but as is it's pretty good...

CommonSenseOTB · Post by **CommonSenseOTB** » Sat Sep 24, 2011 5:30 pm

Notepad ++ works really well for all my oxp editing/writing. And it's FREE!

RyanHoots · Post by **RyanHoots** » Sat Sep 24, 2011 9:18 pm

I tried editing plists in an XML editor... I didn't like it.

So, I'm back to Gedit, but I may need to try Notepad++

Pluisje · Post by **Pluisje** » Sun Sep 25, 2011 2:55 pm

commanderxairon wrote:
*** ****** can anyone tell me why this FU.. THING doesnt run?

[spoiler]
<dict>
<key>v4li4nt-pl4yer</key>
<dict>

.....

</dict>
</plist>[/code][/spoiler]

The bold part means the player (not pl4yer) version of the v4li4nt won't work. Don't know what else doesn't work..

Gimi · Post by **Gimi** » Sun Sep 25, 2011 2:57 pm

Now, if someone with the know-how could make an Openstep plugin for Notepad++, that would be good.

fronclynne · Post by **fronclynne** » Sun Sep 25, 2011 7:34 pm

SandJ wrote:
At college we used TECO. That made vi seem friendly. (Although, personally, I would rather pluck out my own eyeballs with a rusty fork than go back to using vi full time.)

Then one day The Good Lord looked down on us lowly programmers and gave us WordStar 3. A word processor that could be configured to be a COBOL editor. Life was Good for a few years, then the Devil saw what was going on and gave us WordStar 2000 and that was the end of that.

Joe can be invoked as /usr/local/bin/jstar, however I'm not sure if that's close enough for your use, but I've used joe, & joe is good.

JazHaz · Post by **JazHaz** » Thu Oct 13, 2011 10:13 pm

SandJ wrote:
When I were a lad, oor Dad give us DDT to bugger wi' saved game files, and we were 'appy. 'Appy, I tell thee.

Lol.

I just clicked on that link and found a site referring to the CP/M debugging tool. CP/M! Now that takes me back, way back to 1986 when I spent my first ever pay packet on a brand new Atari ST computer. It came with several floppy disks, one of which was for a CP/M Emulator. It was useless then too!

Website · Post by **DaddyHoggy** » Thu Oct 13, 2011 10:41 pm

CP/M - wow! Ah, my Commodore 128 running in CP/M mode...

<shudders>

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