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added info about terminal emulators for octave info
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Now, when editing a {{Path|*.m}} file, you can type {{Key|K}} in normal mode and the word under the cursor will be searched for in the GNU Octave documentation index. Pressing {{Key|,}} yields the next occurrence. | Now, when editing a {{Path|*.m}} file, you can type {{Key|K}} in normal mode and the word under the cursor will be searched for in the GNU Octave documentation index. Pressing {{Key|,}} yields the next occurrence. | ||
Unfortunately info does not work in dumb terminals. As gVim has only dumb terminal, a workaround must be done to access info. First select | Unfortunately info does not work in dumb terminals. As gVim has only dumb terminal, a workaround must be done to access info. Two methods are possible. First one is to use some plugin, like [https://github.com/carlobaldassi/ConqueTerm ConqueTerm], which turn gVim buffer into terminal emulator. | ||
Second method is to select an external terminal emulator, preferably fast loading one, as xterm, and install it. For installing it under Ubuntu, you can type: | |||
$ sudo apt-get install xterm | $ sudo apt-get install xterm | ||