1. On Xubuntu, when I try to execute a demo with "ex demo.ex" , vim starts!

I'm not normally this boneheaded, but how do I stop vim from starting when I try to execute a euphoria demo? (I mean, short of uninstalling vim, which I may do...)

I'm on Xubuntu 9.04, and I installed the *.tar in my home directory.

I may try the .deb, and see what happens.

Um duh, derr...

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2. Re: On Xubuntu, when I try to execute a demo with "ex demo.ex" , vim starts!

Okay, after hearing a loud "POP!", and looking around, eyes bleary from the shift from darkness to enlightenment, I realized that ./exu is what I need to type.

Thanks, me.

You.

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3. Re: On Xubuntu, when I try to execute a demo with "ex demo.ex" , vim starts!

Most versions of linux do this, since ex points to /usr/bin/vim.basic Simplest way is to use an alias: alias ex=exu

That will go away when logging out and in again. You could put that line in your .bash_profile to make it stick.

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