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- \ EDITSTUF.HLP Stuff needed by the editor by Tom Zimmer
-
- editor ( --- )
- The vocabulary that contains all of the editor words. Normally
- you use "line# EDIT", "SED filename" or just "ED" to start
- the editor.
-
- Once in the editor, ESC will allow you to exit. Your changes
- will automatically be saved.
-
- The command SED <enter> by it self will prompt you for the
- name of a file to create.
-
- See also ED EDIT SED FIX VIEW
-
- tsegb text segment beginning
- lseg linelist save segment
- dseg delete lines segment
- toff Text offset to end of front section of edit text.
- tend Text offset to front of back section of edit text.
-
- seginit ( --- )
- Initialize the editor segment pointers to reset, that is
- no editing has been done, and the pointers can not be
- valid, so clear them out.
-
- mxlln Maximum length editor will allow entry of text.
- maxlines Maximum number of lines editor will allow.
- maxdline Maximum number of lines we save on delete line.
-
- memabort ( f1 --- )
- Abort if f1 is true, with message that there was not enough
- memory to start up the editor.
-
- edinit
- tbuf.init ( --- )
- Initialize the edit segment pointers when the editor is
- started the first time.
-
- ovinit ( --- )
- Pseudonym for tbuf.init, they were different at one time, now
- ovinit just calls tbuf.init.
-
- 'sed Defered word used when starting editor.
- 'ed Defered word used when re-starting editor on an
- existing file.
- 'listing Defered word used when creating printed listings.
-
- sed ( --- )
- Start the editor, and prompt for a file.
-
- ed ( --- )
- Start the editor on the file that is already open.
-
- edit ( n1 --- )
- Start the editor, on the current file, on the line specified
- by n1.
-
- listing ( --- )
- Create a printed listing of the currently open file.
-
- fix ( | name --- )
- Locate "name" and open the file that contains the source for
- it, then enter the editor on the line where name is defined.
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