nano (pico clone) binaries for Series2

[EvilJack]

Here is a tpm that has nano-1.3.4 compiled for an S2.
( Rename the attachement to tpm from tpm.tgz. The tgz
extension was for the upload process )

nano is a pico clone ( the tpm links pico to nano so you
can either pico or nano )

pico is a curses based full screen editor.

I probably should split these out into a terminfo.tpm,
shared-libs.tpm, and nano.tpm, but I don't feel like
doing that right now. This is more in the testing state.

I've installed and tested them from /usr/local. Feel free
to try a different location. If you use a different location,
you need to do
export TERMINFO=/path/to/terminfo
or you'll get an
Error opening terminal: xterm.
error and you need to
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/to/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
in your .bashrc file ( or manually enter that each time
you connect and want to run nano )

for those of you that don't know what tpm is, ftp/copy it
to your tivo ( binary mode ) and then sh the tpm file.
It's a self extracting package.

Use this thread if you have any comments or questions
about my nano compile.

Use nano --help to see what options I enabled in the
compile.

jack

EDIT:
Added plain old .tgz file for nutcase

[EvilJack]

Here is a updated, 1.3.7 version.

[ I just uploaded the -2 version. I added a doc/nano
directory with a readme and install file ]

I've only attached the tgz file. I'll do the tpm later...
once a few people have tested the new binary.

If anyone is interested, I used this to configure the source...

./configure --prefix=/opt/local/tivo/kernel/devenv/obj/release-mips/mips/mips-TiVo-linux \
        --host=mips \
        --without-libiconv-prefix \
        --disable-dependency-tracking \
        --disable-nls \
        --disable-justify \
        --disable-speller \
        --disable-mouse \
        --enable-nanorc \
        --disable-tabcomp \
        --disable-color \
        --disable-wrapping \
        --disable-utf8 \
        --disable-glibtest \
        --enable-multibuffer \
        LDFLAGS="-L/opt/local/tivo/kernel/devenv/obj/release-mips/mips/mips-TiVo-linux/lib -ltermcap -lncurses"

if you want linewrap ( I hate it ) or mouse ( can't see that
that would be useful ) let me know and I'll re-build it.

jack

[johnsolo]

Note: for anyone having issues with the OSX Terminal, set your $TERM to vt100 on the tivo.

export TERM=vt100

This allows the nano window to resize with your terminal.app automatically, and generally makes the tivo behave correctly in a terminal. Don't be tempted to use xterm or xterm_color, even though the terminal.app preferences may show that as the term type.

Also, if you have "send option as meta key" turned on, you can hit opt-x to make the bottom nano bar disappear. Nano is a cool editor and it's great to see it on the tivo.

[K0LO]

Jack:

Old thread but just wanted to thank you for posting this. Nano is one of my favorite simple editors in Linux. With no offense to the vi fans, I find vi so convoluted that it's impossible to do even simple editing tasks without having the manual open and next to you. What a counterintuitive, modal program! I've disliked it for 30+ years

I now find it much easier to hack my DTivo box. A happy nano fan,

Mark

[Natty1]

Thanks for the effort, as a newbie the nano-pico editor is more intuitive. Any chance of building a tpm that will install on 6.2-6.3 systems? I tried to install the tpm on my 6.3c system and the script checks the version and exits. Thanks again.

[crashHD]

The easiest way I've found of getting a simple, pico-style editor on a 6.2-6.3 system is to use rbautch's enhancement script, which includes joe, and the following config file which makes joe behave as jpico

                         Initialization file for JOE
                                 Super Pico

 JOE looks for this file in:
	1 - $HOME/.jpicorc
	2 - /etc/jpicorc

 This file can include other files by placing the following include command
 in the first column:

 :include filename

 FIRST SECTION: Default global options (these options can also be specified
 on the command line.  Also the NOXON, LINES, COLUMNS, DOPADDING and BAUD
 options can be specified in environment variables):

 Put each option you want set in the first column:

 -option	Sets the option
 --option	Clears the option

 -mid		Cursor is recentered when scrolling is necessary

-marking	Text between ^KB and cursor is highlighted (use with -lightoff)

 -asis		Characters 128 - 255 shown as-is

-force		Force final newline when files are saved

 -nobackups	If you don't want backup files to be created

-lightoff	Turn off highlighting after block copy or move

-exask		^KX always confirms file name

 -beep		Beep on errors and when cursor goes past extremes

 -nosta		Disable top-most status line

 -keepup	%k and %c status line escape sequences updated frequently

 -pg nnn	No. lines to keep for PgUp/PgDn

 -csmode	^KF after a pervious search does a ^L instead

 -backpath path Directory to store backup files

 -nonotice	Disable copyright notice

 -noxon		Attempt to turn off ^S/^Q processing

 -orphan	Put extra files given on command line in orphaned buffers
		instead of in windows

 -dopadding	Output pad characters (for when there is no tty handshaking)

 -lines nnn	Set no. screen lines

 -baud nnn	Set baud rate for terminal optimizations

 -columns nnn	Set no. screen columns

-help		Start with help on

 -skiptop nnn	Don't use top nnn lines of the screen

 Status line definition strings.  -lmsg defines the left-justified string and
 -rmsg defines the right-justified string.  The first character of -rmsg is
 the background fill character.  The following escape sequences can be used
 in these strings:

  %t  12 hour time
  %u  24 hour time
  %T  O for overtype mode, I for insert mode
  %W  W if wordwrap is enabled
  %I  A if autoindent is enabled
  %X  Rectangle mode indicator
  %n  File name
  %m  '(Modified)' if file has been changed
  %*  '*' if file has been changed
  %R  Read-only indicator
  %r  Row (line) number
  %c  Column number
  %o  Byte offset into file
  %O  Byte offset into file in hex
  %a  Ascii value of character under cursor
  %A  Ascii value of character under cursor in hex
  %p  Percent of file cursor is at
  %l  No. lines in file
  %k  Entered prefix keys
  %S  '*SHELL*' if there is a shell running in window
  %M  Macro recording message

 These formatting escape sequences may also be given:
 
  \i  Inverse
  \u  Underline
  \b  Bold
  \d  Dim
  \f  Blink

-lmsg \i%k%T%W%I%X %n %m%R %M
-rmsg  %S Row %r Col %c %t  Ctrl-G for help

 SECOND SECTION: File name dependant local option settings:

 Each line with '*' in the first column indicates the modes which should be
 set for files which match the regular expression.  If more than one regular
 expression matches the file name, then the last matching one is chosen.

 Here are the modes which can be set:

	-wordwrap		Wordwrap

	-autoindent		Auto indent

	-overwrite		Overtype mode

	-lmargin nnn		Left margin

	-rmargin nnn		Right margin

	-tab nnn		Tab width

	-indentc nnn		Indentation character (32 for space, 9 for tab)

	-istep nnn		Number of indentation columns

	-french			One space after '.', '?' and '!' for wordwrap
				and paragraph reformat instead of two.  Joe
				does not change the spacing you give, but
				sometimes it must put spacing in itself.  This
				selects how much is inserted.

	-spaces			TAB inserts spaces instead of tabs.

	-linums			Enable line numbers on each line

	-rdonly			File is read-only

	-keymap name		Keymap to use if not 'main'

	-lmsg			Status line definition strings-
	-rmsg			see previous section for more info.

	-mnew macro		Macro to execute when new files are loaded
	-mold macro		Macro to execute when existing files are loaded
	-msnew macro		Macro to execute when new files are saved
	-msold macro		Macro to execute when existing files are saved

	Macros for the above options are in the same format as in the key
	binding section below- but without the key name strings.

*
-wordwrap

*.c
-autoindent

*.h
-autoindent

*akefile
*AKEFILE
*rc

*.p
-autoindent

 THIRD SECTION: Named help screens:

 Use \i to turn on/off inverse video
 Use \u to turn on/off underline
 Use \b to turn on/off bold
 Use \d to turn on/off dim
 Use \f to turn on/off flash

{Basic
\i   Help Screen    turn off with ^G     more help with ^[. (ESC .)              \i
\i \i\uCURSOR\u           \uGO TO\u            \uBLOCK\u      \uDELETE\u    \uMISC\u         \uEXIT\u     \i \i
\i \i^B left ^F right ^[Y top of file  ^^  mark   ^D  char  ^J   format  ^X save  \i \i
\i \i^P up   ^N down  ^[V end of file  ^K  cut    ^K  line  ^T   spell   ^C abort \i \i
\i \i^Y prev. screen  ^A  beg. of line ^U  paste  ^[K >line ^[T  file    ^Z shell \i \i
\i \i^V next screen   ^E  end of line  ^[U select ^[H word< ^L   refresh \uFILE\u     \i \i
\i \i^@  prev. word   ^[L line No.     ^O  save   ^[D >word ^[^[ options ^O save  \i \i
\i \i^_  next word    ^W  find text    ^[/ filter ^[- undo  ^[=  redo    ^R insert\i \i
}

{Advanced
\i   Help Screen    turn off with ^G     prev. screen ^[,    next screen ^[.     \i
\i \i\uMACROS\u         \uWINDOW\u          \uWINDOW\u     \uSHELL\u         \uMISC\u                 \i \i
\i \i^[( 0-9 Record ^[O Split       ^[I Grow   ^[! Command   ^[X Execute command  \i \i
\i \i^[)     Stop   ^[E Edit file   ^[J Shrink ^[W Window    ^[M Math             \i \i
\i \i^[ 0-9  Play   ^[P Goto prev.  \uQUOTE\u      \uI-SEARCH\u      ^[C Center line      \i \i
\i \i^[?     Query  ^[N Goto next   `  Ctrl-   ^[R Backwards ^[G to matching ( [ {\i \i
\i \i^[\\     Repeat ^[Z Zoom in/out ^\\ Meta-   ^[S Forwards  ^[< ^[> pan left/rght\i \i
}

{Search
\i   Help Screen    turn off with ^G     prev. screen ^[,    next screen ^[.     \i
\i \iSpecial search sequences:                                                    \i \i
\i \i    \\^  \\$  matches beg./end of line     \\?     match any single char        \i \i
\i \i    \\<  \\>  matches beg./end of word     \\*     match 0 or more chars        \i \i
\i \i    \\c     matches balanced C expression \\\\     matches a \\                  \i \i
\i \i    \\[..]  matches one of a set          \\n     matches a newline            \i \i
\i \i    \\+     matches 0 or more of the character which follows the \\+           \i \i
\i \iSpecial replace sequences:                                                   \i \i
\i \i    \\&     replaced with text which matched search string                    \i \i
\i \i    \\0 - 9 replaced with text which matched Nth \\*, \\?, \\c, \\+, or \\[..]     \i \i
\i \i    \\\\     replaced with \\               \\n     replaced with newline        \i \i
}

{Names
\i   Help Screen    turn off with ^G     prev. screen ^[,    next screen ^[.     \i
\i \i Hit TAB at file name prompts to generate menu of file names                 \i \i
\i \i Or use up/down keys to access history of previously entered names           \i \i
\i \i Special file names:                                                         \i \i
\i \i      !command                 Pipe in/out of a shell command                \i \i
\i \i      >>filename               Append to a file                              \i \i
\i \i      -                        Read/Write to/from standard I/O               \i \i
\i \i      filename,START,SIZE      Read/Write a part of a file/device            \i \i
\i \i          Give START/SIZE in decimal (255), octal (0377) or hex (0xFF)       \i \i
}

{Joe
\i   Help Screen    turn off with ^G     prev. screen ^[,                        \i
\i \i Send bug reports to: Joe Allen (jhallen@world.std.com)                      \i \i
}

 FOURTH SECTION: Key bindings:

 Section names you must provide:

	:main		For editing window
	:prompt		For prompt lines
	:query		For single-character query lines
	:querya		Singe-character query for quote
	:querysr	Search & Replace single-character query

 Other sections may be given as well for organization purposes or for
 use with the '-keymap' option.

 Use:
 :inherit name		To copy the named section into the current one
 :delete key		To delete a key sequence from the current section

 Keys:

 Use ^@ through ^_ and ^? for Ctrl chars
 Use SP for space
 Use a TO b to generate a range of characters

 You can also use termcap string capability names.  For example:

	.ku		Up
	.kd		Down
	.kl		Left
	.kr		Right
	.kh		Home
	.kH		End
	.kI		Insert
	.kD		Delete
	.kP		PgUp
	.kN		PgDn
	.k1 - .k9	F1 - F9
	.k0		F0 or F10
	.k;		F10

 Macros:

 Simple macros can be made by comma seperating 2 or more command names.  For
 example:

 eof,bol	^T Z		Goto beginning of last line

 Also quoted matter is typed in literally:

 bol,">",dnarw	.k1		Quote news article line

 Macros may cross lines if they end with ,

 Commands or named macros may be created with :def.  For example, you can
 use:

 :def foo eof,bol

 To define a command foo which will goto the beginning of the last line.

:windows		Bindings common to all windows
type		^@ TO ˜		Type a character
abort		^C		Abort window
arg		^[ \		Repeat next command
explode		^[ Z		Show all windows or show only one window
explode		^[ ^Z
explode		^[ z
help		^G		Help menu
help		.k1
hnext		^[ .		Next help window
hprev		^[ ,		Previous help window
math		^[ m		Calculator
math		^[ M		Calculator
math		^[ ^M		Calculator
nextw		^[ N		Goto next window
nextw		^[ ^N
nextw		^[ n
pgdn		.kN		Screen down
pgdn		^V
pgdn		^[ [ 6 ~
pgup		.kP		Screen up
pgup		^Y
pgup		^[ [ 5 ~
play		^[ 0 TO 9	Execute macro
prevw		^[ P		Goto previous window
prevw		^[ ^P
prevw		^[ p
query		^[ ?		Macro query insert
record		^[ (		Record a macro
retype		^L		Refresh screen
rtn		^M		Return
shell		^Z
stop		^[ )		Stop recording

:main			Text editing window
:inherit windows

 Spell-check macros

:def spellfile filt,"cat >ispell.tmp;ispell ispell.tmp </dev/tty >/dev/tty;cat ispell.tmp;/bin/rm ispell.tmp",rtn,retype
:def spellword psh,nextword,markk,prevword,markb,filt,"cat >ispell.tmp;ispell ispell.tmp </dev/tty >/dev/tty;tr -d <ispell.tmp '\\012';/bin/rm ispell.tmp",rtn,retype,nextword

spellword	^T
spellfile	^[ T		Spell check word
spellfile	^[ t
spellfile	^[ ^T

 ask,query,lose,query,abortbuf	^X	Exit after many questions
exsave		^X		Exit
backs		^?		Backspace
backs		^H
backw		^[ H		Backspace word
backw		^[ ^?
backw		^[ ^H
backw		^[ h
bknd		^[ W		Shell window
bknd		^[ w
bknd		^[ ^W
bof		^[ Y		Goto beginning of file
bof		^[ ^Y
bof		^[ y
bol		.kh		Goto beginning of line
bol		^A
bol		^[ [ H
bol		^[ [ 1 ~
center		^[ ^C		Center line
center		^[ c
delch		.kD		Delete character
delch		^D
deleol		^[ K		Delete to end of line
deleol		^[ ^K
deleol		^[ k
delw		^[ ^D		Delete word
delw		^[ d
dnarw		.kd		Go down
dnarw		^N
dnarw		^[ O B
dnarw		^[ [ B
drop		^^		Marking
edit		^[ E		Edit a file
edit		^[ ^E
edit		^[ e
eof		^[ V		Go to end of file
eof		^[ ^V
eof		^[ v
eol		.kH		Go to end of line
eol		^E
eol		^[ [ F
eol		^[ [ 4 ~
execmd		^[ X		Prompt for command to execute
execmd		^[ ^X		Prompt for command to execute
execmd		^[ x		Prompt for command to execute
ffirst		^W		Find first
markk,filt		^[ /		Filter block though file
fmtblk		^J		Format paragraphs in block
groww		^[ I		Grow window
groww		^[ ^I
groww		^[ i
insc		.kI		Insert a space
insf		^R		Insert a file
isrch		^[ S		Forward incremental search
isrch		^[ ^S		Forward incremental search
isrch		^[ s		Forward incremental search
line		^[ L		Goto line no.
line		^[ ^L
line		^[ l
ltarw		.kl		Go left
ltarw		^B
ltarw		^[ O D
ltarw		^[ [ D
mode		^[ ^[		Options menu
nextword	^@		Goto next word
open		^]		Split line
prevword	^_		Previous word
picokill	^K		Pico kill function
quote		`		Enter Ctrl chars
quote8		^\		Enter Meta chars
redo		^[ =		Redo changes
rsrch		^[ R		Backward incremental search
rsrch		^[ ^R		Backward incremental search
rsrch		^[ r		Backward incremental search
rtarw		.kr		Go right
rtarw		^F
rtarw		^[ O C
rtarw		^[ [ C
run		^[ !		Run a program in a window
stat		^[ SP		Cursor position status
markk,blksave		^O		Save file
crawll		^[ <		Pan left
crawlr		^[ >		Pan right
shrinkw		^[ J		Shrink window
shrinkw		^[ ^J
shrinkw		^[ j
splitw		^[ ^O		Split window
splitw		^[ o
tag		^[ ;		Tags file search
tomatch		^[ G		To matching delimiter
tomatch		^[ g
tomatch		^[ ^G
undo		^[ -		Undo changes
uparw		.ku		Go up
uparw		^P
uparw		^[ O A
uparw		^[ [ A
yank		^U		Paste
yankpop		^[ U		Select yanked text
yankpop		^[ ^U
yankpop		^[ u

:prompt			Prompt windows
:inherit main
complete	^I

:menu			Selection menus
:inherit windows
abort		^[ ^[
backsmenu	^?
backsmenu	^H
bofmenu		^K U
bofmenu		^K ^U
bofmenu		^K u
bolmenu		.kh
bolmenu		^A
dnarwmenu	.kd
dnarwmenu	^N
dnarwmenu	^[ [ B
dnarwmenu	^[ O B
eofmenu		^K V
eofmenu		^K ^V
eofmenu		^K v
eolmenu		.kH
eolmenu		^E
ltarwmenu	.kl
ltarwmenu	^B
ltarwmenu	^[ [ D
ltarwmenu	^[ O D
rtarwmenu	.kr
rtarwmenu	^F
rtarwmenu	^[ [ C
rtarwmenu	^[ O C
rtn		SP
rtn		^I
rtn		^K H
rtn		^K h
rtn		^K ^H
uparwmenu	.ku
uparwmenu	^P
uparwmenu	^[ [ A
uparwmenu	^[ O A

:query			Single-key query window
:inherit windows

:querya			Single-key query window for quoting
type		^@ TO ˜

:querysr		Search & replace query window
type		^@ TO ˜

cat that into /.jpicorc and make it executable. Create a symbolic link named jpico which points to joe, and is within your path
ln -s joe jpico

It's not pico, but it's close enough for my taste.