On 1/23/07, Johannes Schindelin <Johannes.Schindelin@gmx.de> wrote:
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> Maybe we have to go the other way round, just as POSIX git does: instead
> of spawning the pager, we should _beginthread() the actual work, and
> execl() the pager.

actually, one other issue is the spawning of vim when doing commits.
I usually end up in using -m "my commit message" because of these
2 errors (basically terminal not recognized, I tried many different
options to no avail)

$ git commit -a
Vim: Warning: Output is not to a terminal
Vim: Warning: Input is not from a terminal

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> On the third hand, I fully expect git on Windows to be used only by GUI
> wieners who cannot handle the command line, let alone a pager! ("WTF! How
> do I go back to that dollar thingie? You know, where I type git-blabla?")

maybe I'm stuck with windows at work, but I still use vim inside mingw.
it would be nice to fix the pager issue...

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>
> Since Tcl/Tk is available for MinGW, git-gui seems to be a way to go
> there.

I did not know about this... let me try... yes! not bad...
it's working too, so your assumption was correct.

thanks for the suggestion.

--
Christian
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