Re: nano

Hi Salvatore.  Please see the -F or --multibuffer option for nano).
Or you can turn this option it on and off on the fly by using Meta-F.
Then opening files with ^R will cause them to be put into a new
buffer.  You can switch between buffers with Meta-, and Meta-.

On Sat, Apr 24, 2010 at 4:37 AM, Salvatore Barone
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, I' m Salvatore Barone, a young IT student from Naples, Italy. I always
> use nano for edit source-code. Sometimes I feel the need of opening another
> file from an all ready running instance of nano.
>
> Thank for your time and sorry for my poor English
> Salvatore Barone.
>