[comp.sys.atari.st] stevie

martin@lakesys.UUCP (Martin Wiedmeyer) (12/05/87)

Thanks to all who replied to my plea for assistance with a missing ctype.h
file to compile the STevie source. We now have it up and running.

	Thank you all, once again.

		Marty
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woju@mist.UUCP (Wolfgang Jung) (07/26/90)

I encountered a problem with the 'stevie' editor:
when loading a big file eg:stevie.doc the stevie won't react on
curser key hits properly.
Does someone has encountered this bug/problem too, or knows how to
remove that bug..



Greetings
		Wolfgang

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ripley@opal.cs.tu-berlin.de (Hans-Ch. Eckert) (08/01/90)

In article <0817898@mist.UUCP> woju@mist.UUCP (Wolfgang Jung) writes:
   I encountered a problem with the 'stevie' editor:
   when loading a big file eg:stevie.doc the stevie won't react on
   curser key hits properly.
   Does someone has encountered this bug/problem too, or knows how to
   remove that bug..

I didn't have this problem with a file of about 220K (6000 lines).

But I hit a severe bug!
I wanted to indent the whole text by using ">G" and stevie (v3.91) bombed
at me! I checked the command on a small file and it worked!
Conclusion: stevie does indenting via the yank-buffer, but is failing
to see the overflow! In other situations (e.g. deleting a huge block), I
get a question yank-buffer exceeded, confirm? and that's it. When indenting
I didn't get this message but two bombs instead.

Please correct it asap!

Another implementation of vi did a nice trick: It checked a flag whether
the file has been changed since loading. As it wasn't, it re-loaded the
textfile with indenting... It had trouble when saving the result onto
another filename. It told me the disk was full (It wasn't - I had about
1 meg free, and the program stopped after writing 90K). SIGH.

Greetings,
				RIPLEY
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