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Duh, it's obvious why the environment variable didn't work.<BR>
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You can now revert to the "working" 3.6 behavior by setting the environment variable TEXTPORTMODEL=emacs.<BR>
It already supported TEXTPORTMODEL=mac, TEXTPORTMODEL=ivy, TEXTPORTMODEL=and xterm, and defaulted to emacs on Posix, but defaults to mac on Win32, without enabling getting the emacs mode.<BR>
3.6 defaulted to emacs for all platforms, that's why 3.6 "worked".<BR>
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The mac model should still be fixed.<BR>
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Some of the relevant files are:<BR>
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D:\modula-3\src>dir /s/b *model*3<BR>D:\modula-3\src\vbtkit\src\etext\EmacsModel.i3<BR>D:\modula-3\src\vbtkit\src\etext\EmacsModel.m3<BR>D:\modula-3\src\vbtkit\src\etext\IvyModel.i3<BR>D:\modula-3\src\vbtkit\src\etext\IvyModel.m3<BR>D:\modula-3\src\vbtkit\src\etext\MacModel.i3<BR>D:\modula-3\src\vbtkit\src\etext\MacModel.m3<BR>D:\modula-3\src\vbtkit\src\etext\XtermModel.i3<BR>D:\modula-3\src\vbtkit\src\etext\XtermModel.m3<BR><BR>
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- Jay<BR><BR></body>
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