Is there any way to have an option to drop to the OS from within
GoldEd?
Hi Marc,
On 2025-05-28 05:37:02, you wrote to All:
Is there any way to have an option to drop to the OS from within
GoldEd?
# grep -i shell goldkeys.cfg
;@O AREAdosshell
;@O EDITdosshell
;@O FILEdosshell
;@O LISTdosshell
;@O NODEdosshell
;O READdosshell
;@O READdosshell
;^F10 READdosshell
As you can see I disabled them all. It's not a useful command on a multitasking OS like Linux and Windows. And I was (probably) annoyed
by it when accidentally hitting the O key (but I don't remember
;-))...
Bye, Wilfred.
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Does Golded need GOLDKEYS=goldkeys.cfg as an environment variable? I didn't have that file. I downloaded it and commented out the shell
options however it still opens a shell with O.
Hi JAS,
On 2025-06-05 15:50:04, you wrote to me:
Does Golded need GOLDKEYS=goldkeys.cfg as an environment
variable? I didn't have that file. I downloaded it and commented
out the shell options however it still opens a shell with O.
https://github.com/golded-plus/golded-plus/blob/master/cfgs/config/gol dkeys.cfg
Read the Note at line 21. ;-)
You also need to set 'KEYBDEFAULTS NO' in golded.cfg to disable the defaults.
Bye, Wilfred.
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Btw is there any configuration option to RESCAN all the areas when
Golded is already open? I tried @S AreaScan but didn't work.
Replying to a msg dated 28 May 25 05:37, from you to all.Indeed! As I've just discovered, in the OS/2 version Alt+O does drop to the shell. Thank you.
At least in FreeBSD the "O" sends you to shell.
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