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Source: sam
Section: editors
Priority: optional
Maintainer: Raul Miller <moth@debian.org>
Standards-Version: 2.3.0.0
Package: sam
Architecture: any
Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
Suggests: ssh
Description: the plan9 text editor -- ed with a gui and multi-file editting
sam -d can be used without X (with an ed-like interface -- but with
more powerful regexpressions, the capacity to edit multiple files with
a single command, and unlimited undo). Files can be added to an
exiting sam session using the B command.
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sam without the -d option is an graphical editor with pop-up menus and
a point+click interface. You'll want to read sam's manual page to use
the full power of sam, but you can probably figure out how to do basic
editting with a minimum of trial and error.
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If you have a Plan 9 terminal, you can use the Plan 9 terminal with
sam to edit unix files, but not vice-fersa; the Plan 9 authentication
scheme does not honor remote execution requests from a non-Plan 9
system.
Package: libxg-dev
Architecture: any
Description: graphics libraries from plan9
libXg.a, libframe.a and /usr/man/man3 extracted from sam. These provide
a simplified graphics interface which looks much simpler than X. If
anyone actually uses this for anything, we can then rebuild this with
shared libraries.
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If you plan on doing development with libXg, you'll probably want to
have a copy of sam installed (for the file format man pages) or a copy
of sam's source (which, of course, also has example code).
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