Why not simply install nano?
opkg update && opkg install nano
nano /etc/enigma2/settings
Modifying enigma2\settings from shell
Started by digib, 23 Mar 2020 13:26
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Re: Modifying enigma2\settings from shell #21
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Posted 25 March 2020 - 20:55
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Re: Modifying enigma2\settings from shell #22
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Posted 25 March 2020 - 21:21
Nano? That worthless/ridiculous editor? Then the users need this help: https://www.tecmint....ditor-in-linux/
Use vim: https://www.tutorial...m/vim/index.htm
opkg update && opkg install vim
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Re: Modifying enigma2\settings from shell #23
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Posted 26 March 2020 - 15:36
I am using Notepad++ of course in Windows OS (it doesn't exist under Linux yet, if I'm not mistaken). Notepad++ is the best editor for Windows OS.
Using the Nano or the Vi editor in Linux is a dilemma. They are cumbersome, old and clumsy. They served 20-30 years ago in terminal connections. Nowadays, if I have the option to use a faster and more powerful Windows editor, I'd rather use this Notepad++ 
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Finally, the initial query concerns the use of an automated shell script (without user intervention). So using a text editor is irrelevant to this question 
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Edited by s3n0, 26 March 2020 - 15:38.
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