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polygon7 23 Jun 2004, 15:25
Hi,
this is my Fasm syntax highlighting template for Midnight Commander Feel free to change if you want. Instalation notes: Put file fasm.syntax into /usr/share/mc/syntax directory; Edit Syntax file, if following lines exist Code: file ..\*\\.(pp|PP|pas|PAS|dpr|DPR|inc|INC)$ Pascal\sProgram include pascal.syntax then modify it to: Code: file ..\*\\.(pp|PP|pas|PAS|dpr|DPR)$ Pascal\sProgram include pascal.syntax and add: Code: file ..\*\\.(asm|ASM|inc|INC)$ FASM\sSource include fasm.syntax or simply copy the Syntax.new to (on ?) /usr/share/mc/syntax/Syntax file. Remember to backup Syntax file first!
_________________ best regards p7 |
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23 Jun 2004, 15:25 |
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polygon7 24 Jun 2004, 08:33
fasm9 wrote: Do you use MC? Yes, I use MC (from FC1) and sometimes Vim, but I doesn't know about security hole in MC. Thanks. _________________ best regards p7 |
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24 Jun 2004, 08:33 |
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Jaques 24 Jun 2004, 15:06
emacs is really nice from what ive done with it
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24 Jun 2004, 15:06 |
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h4ng4m3 26 Jun 2004, 09:43
Thanks for sharing and I use nc and mc too..
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26 Jun 2004, 09:43 |
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comrade 26 Jun 2004, 16:36
fasm9 wrote: Do you use MC? what security hole? its just a shell, not a daemon |
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26 Jun 2004, 16:36 |
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fasm9 26 Jun 2004, 21:53
debian:~#sr google securityfocus mc vulnerability
at least May 2004, there is a security hole in MC. there are always 'weak' softwares, once it known as weak, it keep weak though sometimes they were fixed. for example, like ISC DHCP 3, gnu wget(dependency: pciutil, hotplug, libusb..) PS: use libsafe debian:~#sr freshmeat libsafe PPS: secure linux distro debian:~#sr freshmeat devillinux debian:~#sr freshmeat knoppix debian:~#sr freshmeat astaro security linux knoppix is all running in CD. |
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26 Jun 2004, 21:53 |
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scientica 28 Jun 2004, 15:19
MC rules for text mode (emacs/xemcas for GUI)
I use it when I need some "GUI-ness" in runlevel3, I'll be trying this addition asap [offtopic]polygon7, "...Syntax.new to (on ?) /usr/share/mc/synta...", "to" is correct [offtopic] |
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28 Jun 2004, 15:19 |
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ASM-Man 15 Jan 2013, 05:38
I use emacs(I just love it ) and vi(sometimes) on UNIX and Windows.
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15 Jan 2013, 05:38 |
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HaHaAnonymous 15 Jan 2013, 16:00
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ASM-Man 26 Jan 2013, 05:03
@HaHaAnonymous:
It may be good to see what editors/IDE the people are using currently. BTW,when I answered it I noticed not how old it is. :O I was reading a lot of questions here and just reply some. Without even see the date. haha. Excuse me if "up" old topic isn't a good pratice. BTW, Who like the idea to have a program for show a notification when I someone cite your name? if an external tool(i.e., not part of phpBB itself or getting access to flatassembler.net database) it can just look at the page "post from last 24hours" read non-old posts parsning the string looking for a @username and when found the program send(as an user) a private message or something like more advanced with an external page and Grasemonkey. It will be veeery slow if compared to an internal implementation,but works. |
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26 Jan 2013, 05:03 |
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HaHaAnonymous 26 Jan 2013, 13:39
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26 Jan 2013, 13:39 |
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Spool 29 Jan 2013, 07:06
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29 Jan 2013, 07:06 |
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pelaillo 29 Jan 2013, 19:06
The only problem here is the nostalgic twist
... scientica, comrade, i miss you so much!! |
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29 Jan 2013, 19:06 |
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comrade 06 Feb 2013, 10:45
I miss you too bro. Man Utd/Real Madrid in less than a fortnight, is your angus peppered?
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06 Feb 2013, 10:45 |
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