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M A N E D I T
Version 0.8.1
http://wolfpack.twu.net/ManEdit
(Read INSTALL for compiling and installation instructions.)
Release Notes
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Fixed a bug that caused a crash whenever a string was added
to the selection.
Added new select and copy functions to the Viewer's menu.
Improved the Editor's copy/paste ownership widget behavior.
Fixed a GtkSelection bug in which redundant GtkSignals were
being connected.
Added pointer roller scroll support.
Fixed a bug in the mapping of popup menus.
Introduction
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ManEdit is a UNIX Manual Page Integrated Development Environment.
It has full UNIX manual page editing capabilities using an XML
interface with instant preview. ManEdit uses the GTK+ widget set
and requires the X Window Systems.
In the ManEdit editor you can load one or more manual pages and
edit each section using ManEdit's manual page format to XML
translation feature. Each manual page is broken down into
sections and one header for easier recognition of the manual
page format. If you are unfamiliar with the XML or manual page
formats, you should go to Help->How To Write ManPages.
In viewer mode, you can search for an manual page installed in
the global manual page directories on the file system ManEdit is
running on. There is also an index feature which creates a
complete catagory index listing of all the manual pages
installed on the file system (see View->Index).
ManEdit also supports full Drag and Drop features between its
process windows, you can run ManEdit with multiple editor and
viewer windows in a single process.
Contacts
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This program is written, copyrighted, and maintained by
WolfPack. For contact addresses see:
http://wolfpack.twu.net/contacts.html
Inventory
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manedit-#.#.#
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+- include Global include files.
+- manedit ManEdit program source.
+- pconf Platform configurator internal files.
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MANEDIT
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