If I type "replace.py -help" in the DOS command line of Windows, I can *just * scroll up to the top of the text after enlarging the window. But if I add one more line to the help, I can't scroll up any more. Is any paging facility included? (I want to improve help together with implementing save.)
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Le 23 oct. 2010 à 01:34, Bináris wikiposta@gmail.com a écrit :
If I type "replace.py -help" in the DOS command line of Windows, I can just scroll up to the top of the text after enlarging the window. But if I add one more line to the help, I can't scroll up any more. Is any paging facility included? (I want to improve help together with implementing save.)
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Thanks, I have done this and works, but I would like to have a builtin solution for every user. As a temporary workaround I wrote this in the last line of docstring.
2010/10/23 Antoine Delarue antoinedelarue@hotmail.com
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Bináris
Why would you want a built-in solution? There is a dedicated program to fix this problem on *every* operating system out there. Why would you want to build something yourself? Especially since a home-made implementation will probably break those programs.
Best regards, Merlijn
On 23 October 2010 11:59, Bináris wikiposta@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks, I have done this and works, but I would like to have a builtin solution for every user. As a temporary workaround I wrote this in the last line of docstring.
2010/10/23 Antoine Delarue antoinedelarue@hotmail.com
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replace.py -help | more
Bináris
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I understand you, and this is no personal problem for me, I can read the help. I just thought, once wikipedia.py has its own showHelp(), it would be elegant to handle the problem with that. Not the most important task.
2010/10/23 Merlijn van Deen valhallasw@arctus.nl
Why would you want a built-in solution? There is a dedicated program to fix this problem on *every* operating system out there. Why would you want to build something yourself? Especially since a home-made implementation will probably break those programs.
Bináris
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