Re: [Gnome-devtools] gnome-edit

[Chris Phelps <chicane reninet com>]

AFAIK, all gnome-edit compatible editors can be told to open a file by
passing the filename on the commandline with no other arguments:
gnome-edit /home/foo/foo.c
My program, Glimmer, works the same, but can also take line numbers like
this:

glimmer -f /home/foo/foo.c -l 31
(ie only if the file is specified with -f)

Later,
Chicane

> > you mean the plug ins system?
> > 
> > or can it be used?
> > I dont think is bonobized yet
> 
> I want to use gnome-edit as an external process.
> What arguments should I pass to gnome-edit to open a specified file
> and to move the cursor to the specified line in the file?
> 
> There is no manual for gnome-edit. Further more, '--help' is
> not accepted by gnome-edit...
> Or is there any library to invoke gnome-edit from my program. 
> 
> Masatake
> 
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