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Well, I was relegated to AIX systems through putty... and not many rights to change the system. The X worked, so you could run an editor but the delay in speed was frustrating, so commandline was better (changes of 1 byte instead of updates of pixel areas). Now, you could work locally, in say, notepad (or word, but notepad is better), then paste it in the xterm, dos2unix it (remove ^M) and run it... that was also tested by me, and a not so good idea.

If you have an IDE (codeblocks, padre, notepad++, code, sublime) you have so many possibilities... but I'm sure they can not save remotely. I had to work like this: Linux laptop (with nice IDE's) -> Windows VM (with nice IDE's) -> Citrix VPN -> remotedesktop -> putty (or notepad/wordpad) -> aix-server

So the first time, you program locally, sure grep -p (grep a paragraph) should work on Linux... ehrm... nope, there are ugly -A and -B's... and the perl on AIX is ancient (and no internet -> no CPAN...)

On another note: Here is my padre on my debian system (and the reason I code in Notepad++ /Wine):

fbrm@debian:~$ padre
09:56:22 PM: Warning: Cannot set locale to language "English (U.K.)".
09:56:22 PM: Error: locale 'en_GB' cannot be set.
DBD::SQLite::db do failed: Safety level may not be changed inside a tr
+ansaction at (eval 1905) line 37.
Perl exited with active threads:
        1 running and unjoined
        0 finished and unjoined
        0 running and detached
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In reply to Re^2: oneliner: autorun script when I save it in the editor by FreeBeerReekingMonk
in thread oneliner: autorun script when I save it in the editor by FreeBeerReekingMonk

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