Opening a file location in termux

Question

I want to open a file named learning log
But termux takes the space in between learning and log as something else. So how do I open this file without changing the name ?

Answer 1

Plus, what do you mean by 'open'? Do you mean print to standard output so you can view the text? Cause you can use cat. Go to the directory where the file is located and enter:

cat <filename>

come on Coding Cat get on vim! Its not bad after a while. Nano is pretty cool though

Answer 2

I'm sure it must, I usually just go for vim. Its the same across platforms, but dang it's usually preinstalled on most distros. You also might want to look into making a ".vimrc" file if you like customization. Line numbers, color, indent lengths, etc.

Answer 3

[ESCAPE] [ESCAPE] [ESCAPE] (just to be sure)

*close options
:q! "close now! don't save"
:x "save & close"

only two i really ever use

Answer 4

Right, because you are trying to run a python file Im guessing? If so, the syntax is:

python <filename> [options, ...]

Plus you can't change directory INTO a file. It doesn't contain any other files

Answer 5

Then type the first few letters of the file and press TAB. It'll autocomplete the filename so you know how to enter it

Answer 6

You can open files name containing spaces, by adding backslash.

cat <filename>

For your case:
cat learning\ log

Answer 7

Slick I figured it out internal storage on Android is this location: /storage/emulated/0

So I changed the filename to learning_log and then did this
cd /storage/emulated/0
cd learning_log
And it worked

Answer 8

touch filename :- to create an empty file
cat filename:- accessing or reading that file

Answer 9

Slick open with command(cd)

Answer 10

cd or "change directory" just moves you to another location in the filesysystem.

when you are in the directory the file you want to read is located, use cat

Answer 11

Slick ya I am working on Django project. I want to do this :
cd learning log
manage.py runserver
But It is not working

Answer 12

if you didn't write manage.py yourself, i'd try:

python manage.py runserver

and try not to put spaces in your filenames

Answer 13

Slick the cd part says no such file directory.
Yet on pydroid it is working

Answer 14

Django project is not python file it's a folder Slick