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| Re: Text Editor - How it works [message #55973 is a reply to message #54972] |
Tue, 22 July 2003 14:44  |
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Originally posted by: spoog.hushmail.com
Thanks for the post; I had the same question.
P.T.
"The time to turn around is now"
MorPheus wrote:
> Hi,
> I need to know how the text editor plug-in is able to act as default editor
> for the file that has no editor associated with it.
> We can open any file with the text editor using "open with" options in the
> popup menu but the text editor won't be the default editor for the files
> that has some other editor assigned as default editor.
> What is the technical procedure that goes with text editor. If text editor
> plug-in is able to it then what is the secret formula that they are
> following to do this.
> Please explain in details.
> MorPheus
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| Re: Text Editor - How it works [message #594557 is a reply to message #54972] |
Tue, 22 July 2003 14:44 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: spoog.hushmail.com
Thanks for the post; I had the same question.
P.T.
"The time to turn around is now"
MorPheus wrote:
> Hi,
> I need to know how the text editor plug-in is able to act as default editor
> for the file that has no editor associated with it.
> We can open any file with the text editor using "open with" options in the
> popup menu but the text editor won't be the default editor for the files
> that has some other editor assigned as default editor.
> What is the technical procedure that goes with text editor. If text editor
> plug-in is able to it then what is the secret formula that they are
> following to do this.
> Please explain in details.
> MorPheus
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