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• The disambig link editor uses the names removed from the list article for the disambig page.
• The existing standard keyboard shortcuts, like  # Ctrl + K to open the link editor, still work.
• I have posted NPOV concerns on Talk and have only recieved a response from a red link editor who mischaracterizes and poo-poo's these concerns.
• VE's link editor is nice and unobtrusive, but it will happily link to a disambiguation page or to a page that's a redirect without telling you.
• Being able to compile, link, and run the program demonstrated that all of the run-time libraries, compiler, and link editor were installed in the correct locations.
• Or, basically, try it with any link you like; go to the start of an existing wikilink, open the link editor, type and choose whatever you like, and look at the result.
• I keep on typing and then the link editor opens, but if I'm a bit fast, it only opens after the second or third character, and the first one ( s ) are plain text.
• In computing, a "'linker "'or "'link editor "'is a computer program that takes one or more object files generated by a compiler and combines them into a single executable file, library file, or another object file.
• This isn't really a " source " related issue, as it is a " citation " related issue . for a long time our fellow editors at Wikipedia : WikiProject National Register of Historic Places have cited their material with . . . This citation used to link editors to the NRHP database, where they could look up the information on the buildings.
• This can be seen in the TCP / IP layering by considering the translation of a " pascal program " ( message ) that is compiled ( function of the application layer ) into an " assembler program " that is assembled ( function of the transport layer ) to " object code " ( pieces ) that is linked ( function of the Internet layer ) together with " library object code " ( routing table ) by the link editor, producing " relocatable machine code " ( datagram ) that is passed to the loader which fills in the memory locations ( ethernet addresses ) to produce " executable code " ( network frame ) to be loaded ( function of the network interface layer ) into physical memory ( transmission medium ).