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I played with googlecl for a bit and quite amazed by what it can do. However, in order to use vim as the editor, the user has to always append '--editor vim' to
by cygwin98 16y ago
I played with googlecl for a bit and quite amazed by what it can do. However, in order to use vim as the editor, the user has to always append '--editor vim' to the command line, which feels a little awkward to me. I want more than that, say, it would be great that those google docs are actually files!
A quick google search turns out there exists always a project doing that --- http://gdatafs.sourceforge.net/ http://gdatafs.sourceforge.net/
"Gdatafs is a FUSE implemtation that mount picassa web and youtube to your filesystem. An experimental implmentation of google docs is also avaiable in trunk. "
- eneveu 16y agoI think you can specify a default editor in the googlecl config file: http://code.google.com/p/googlecl/wiki/ConfigurationOptions http://code.google.com/p/googlecl/wiki/ConfigurationOptions You can also specify document-type specific editors ;) The beauty of googlecl is that, since it's a command line tool, you could always fall back on using a bash alias / bash function, if all else fails.
- simcop2387 16y agoWould certainly be nice if it listened to the EDITOR environment variable for a default :/
- eneveu 16y agoActually, now that I'm at home, I just tried it... and it does default to the EDITOR variable. Just tried it by setting the variable to vim and then to nano.