| Subject | Re: [firebird-support] UTF8 database and extended characters in metadata |
|---|---|
| Author | Helen Borrie |
| Post date | 2008-11-15T12:41:24Z |
At 10:38 PM 15/11/2008, you wrote:
"On Windows 95 and Windows NT, EDIT calls the text editor specified by the EDITOR environment variable. If this environment variable is not defined, then EDIT uses the Microsoft mep editor.
"On UNIX, EDIT calls the text editor specified by either the VISUAL environment variable or EDITOR, in that order. If neither variable is defined, then EDIT uses the vi editor."
./h
>Hi Milan!The latter. It has been there as long as I have been using InterBase and Firebird. From the IB 5 Opguide p.219, talking about isql's EDIT command:
>> It already works. Just set env. variable EDITOR to point to vim
>> execuable and then run isql. Something like this:
>>
>> EDITOR=vim /opt/firebird/bin/isql
>> SQL> edit;
>>
>Nifty! Is this new or was i just not aware about it?
"On Windows 95 and Windows NT, EDIT calls the text editor specified by the EDITOR environment variable. If this environment variable is not defined, then EDIT uses the Microsoft mep editor.
"On UNIX, EDIT calls the text editor specified by either the VISUAL environment variable or EDITOR, in that order. If neither variable is defined, then EDIT uses the vi editor."
./h