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EDT mode
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C.W.Holeman II
2007-07-22 06:12:21 UTC
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In the current directory I have this jed.rc file:

require ("edt");
require ("keydefs");
variable NUMLOCK_IS_GOLD = 1;
unsetkey ("^H");
setkey ("bol", "^H");

I invoke JED with:

"C:\Program Files\JED\bin\wjed.exe"

Should this put me in EDT mode?

Jed 0.99.18
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John E. Davis
2007-08-01 19:40:10 UTC
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Post by C.W.Holeman II
require ("edt");
require ("keydefs");
variable NUMLOCK_IS_GOLD = 1;
unsetkey ("^H");
setkey ("bol", "^H");
"C:\Program Files\JED\bin\wjed.exe"
Should this put me in EDT mode?
Yes, assuming that the file actually gets loaded. I suspect that
$JED_ROOT/lib/jed.rc is what really gets loaded unless you have
taklen steps to force jed to look for files in the current directory
first.

If you want EDT emulation, then you should create a directory, e.g.,

C:\home

and place your jed.rc in that directory. Then in your autoexec.bat
file, define a JED_HOME environment variable that is set to this
value, i.e.,

set JED_HOME=C:\home

--John

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