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Currently, the SEE Exec command interpets Lisp source files in a useful way, but just shows the characters/bytes for other file formats.
The See menu item in the File browser branches on its recognizable file types (based on what's on the variable FB.SEE.METHODS).
I propose extending the SEE exec command so that it operates in the same way.
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thThe "smart" versions sometimes mess up, or fail with ill-formed content or it doesn't guess the file name.
see :hexdump <file> see :utf-8 <file> see :tedit <file>
where it bottoms out at @pamoroso 's hexdump.
The filebrowser command menu is very confusing "Fix Directory Dates" under "Recompute"? se
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Currently, the SEE Exec command interpets Lisp source files in a useful way, but just shows the characters/bytes for other file formats.
The See menu item in the File browser branches on its recognizable file types (based on what's on the variable FB.SEE.METHODS).
I propose extending the SEE exec command so that it operates in the same way.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: