Omega 1320 Programming Guide: Create, Edit, and Save Programs Easily
Learn how to create and edit programs on Omega 1320 using popular editors like Vim, Nano, Emacs, and Pico. Follow the step-by-step instructions to write your code, switch between editors, and save your work efficiently. Discover tips for navigating different modes, exiting editors, and seeking help when needed.
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Creating a Program on Omega 1320-Intermediate Programming Fadiah Qudah University of Texas at Arlington
Creating a Program You can use any editor to create a program on Omega I personally like to use vim You can also use nano, emacs, pico Once a program is created, you can open it with any editor you would like to use If you create a program on vim, you can later open it with nano if you would like Side note: you can make any sort of text file with the editors-you don t have to make a program
Creating a Program Once you are logged into Omega, simply enter the editor name you want to use I will use vim If you want to open an existing file, include that file name with the editor name: vim existingfile.c If you want to create a new file, include that name with the editor name vim newfile.c
Creating a Program If you are using vim, make sure to type i to get to insert mode
Creating a Program Type your program into the editor
Creating a Program (does not say insert) Press escape to exit insert mode (this it the mode you start in- you pushed i in the beginning to get to insert mode)
Creating a Program Type :wq to exit AND SAVE. To quit without saving, type :q!
Creating a Program Once I exit the vim editor, I can open my file (called classcode1.c in this example) with another editor. I will use the nano editor I simply type: nano classcode1.c
Creating a Program You can type vim help to get help on using vim *Note: you can do this with the other editors also
Creating a Program Final note: Google is your friend. If you get stuck, you can always look up things like: vim commands how to exit from pico save file in nano pico tutorial
