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edx Users Manual:

Copyright (C) 2002, Terry Loveall, <loveall@qwest.net>

Based upon the original work ee.c of Yijun Ding, copyright 1991. His logic
simplicity was elegant. Any problems are mine.

The original work is source in the public domain and so is edx. I would
appreciate hearing about any bug fixes or improvements.

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Command line options

Usage: edx [-fn font] [-jump line#] [-tab skip] [-w width] [-h height]
           [-bg color] [-fg color] [-hibg color] [-hifg color] [-cr color]
           [-rc rcfile] [file]

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Edx doesn't have menus, but if it did, they would look like this:

File  Edit  Search  Navigation  Options  Run  Help
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File:
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^K^F  save as:, open new file
F2    save file and resume
^K^S  save file and resume
^K^W  write block to disk
^K^R  insert file at cursor pos
^K^D  toggle file Modified
^K^Q  exit only if file saved/unmodified
^K^X  exit only if file saved/unmodified

Edit:
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^U    undo
^K^U redo
^I    insert tab char
Tab   insert tab char
^M    newline
^N    newline
Enter newline
^P    insert next char as inline literal
^B    reformat from cursor to end of paragraph
^Q^L  convert marked block to lower case
^Q^U  convert marked block to UPPER case
^Q^T  exchange two consecutive chars

^G    delete cursor char
Del   delete cursor char
BS    delete prev char
^H    delete prev char
^T    delete word
^Y    delete line
^Q^Y  delete to end of line

F7    toggle mark block
F8    toggle mark block
^K^B  toggle mark block
^K^K  toggle mark block
^F1   mark cursor word

^K^Y  Cut block to block buffer
^K^C  Copy block to X _and_ to block buffer
^K^V  Paste block buffer to cursor

Shift-Del   Cut block to X
^Ins        Copy block to X
Shift-Ins   Paste from X

^K^M  record macro
^K^P  play macro

Search:
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^Q^F  find
^Q^A  find and replace
^L    find again
^J    goto line
^Q^I  goto line

Navigation:
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^A    word left
^F    word right
^S    left
^D    right
^E    up
^X    down
^R    pgup
^C    pgdn
^Z    scroll up
^W    scroll down
up
down
right
left
PgUp
PgDn
^Left  word left
^Right word right
Home   beginning of line
End    end of line
^Q^S   beginning of line
^Q^D   end of line
^Home  beginning of file
^End   end of file
^Q^R   beginning of file
^Q^C   end of file
^Q^P   goto last pos

Options:
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Ins   toggle insert mode
F12   toggle insert mode (I have a flaky Ins/F12 key, use for your own purpose)
^V    toggle Insert mode
^Q^M  get right margin
^K^T  get tab size
^O    change modes [MFOCTBNRA]
^OM   toggle file Modified
^OF   toggle Fill (autowrap)
^OO   toggle insert/Overwrite
^OC   toggle search Case
^OT   toggle Tab convert
^OB   toggle marked Block (DONT use, indicator only, use ^K^B)
^ON   toggle autoiNdent mode
^OR   toggle record Macro (DONT use, indicator only, use ^K^M)
^OA   toggle replace All

Run:
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F5    get and run cmd
F6    get & change to dir
F10   open rxvt term
^K^Z  open rxvt term
^F3   open new edx
Alt-C xcalc
Alt-D phone Dir
Alt-L xcalendar

Help:
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F1    show help
^K^H  show help
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For input, edx uses a version of the old WordStar style control key sequences;
i.e. ^k^h or ^kh, always lower case control chars. ^kc copies marked block to
clipboard, right mouse pastes from clipboard. ^ky deletes marked block to
block buffer, ^kv copies from from block buffer to cursor position.

Basic navigation is on the left of the keyboard:

  Q W E R      ^E    ^W  ^R
   A S D F   ^S  ^D             ^A   ^F
    Z X C      ^X    ^Z  ^C

    ^E - up
    ^X - down
    ^D - right
    ^S - left

    ^W - scroll down 1 line
    ^Z - scroll up 1 line

    ^R - page up
    ^C - page down

    ^F - word right
    ^A - word left

    ^Q^D - goto end of line
    ^Q^S - goto start of line

    ^Q^R - goto start of file
    ^Q^C - goto end of file

    ^Q^F - find
    ^Q^A - find and replace

Once you learn the 'magic diamond' of EXDS with ^Q extensions, function keys
and mouse become irrelevant. Following are the rest of the key commands:

    ^B - word wrap text until the next double newline
    ^G - delete character under cursor
    ^H - delete character left of cursor
    ^I - insert tab char
    ^J - goto line
    ^K - prefix for file/block operations
    ^L - repeat last find
    ^M - insert newline
    ^N - insert newline
    ^O - prefix for display and change mode flags
    ^P - inline literal
    ^T - delete from cursor to start of next string
    ^U - undo
    ^V - toggle insert/overwrite mode
    ^Y - delete cursor line

    ^QI - goto line
    ^QL - refresh screen
    ^QM - get new right margin
    ^QY - delete from cursor to end of line

    ^KB - toggle mark block
    ^KC - copy marked block to selection
    ^KD - exit if file not modified
    ^KF - open new file
    ^KH - help
    ^KK - toggle mark block
    ^KM - record macro
    ^KP - play macro
    ^KQ - exit if file not modified
    ^KR - read a file and paste into cursor position
    ^KS - save and continue
    ^KT - get new tab size
    ^KV - paste block buffer into cursor position
    ^KW - write marked block to file
    ^KX - exit if file not modified
    ^KY - cut marked block to block buffer

Under X the following function keys are operational:
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   (key)     (description)                                   (same as)
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    F1      help                                                ^KH
    F2      file save (if modified)                             ^KS
    F3      open new file (prompts to save if file modified)    ^KF
    F4      search for matching parentheses (){}[]
    F5      prompt for and execute user command line
    F6      get and change directory
    F7      toggle mark block                                   ^KB
    F8      toggle mark block                                   ^KK
    F9      fire up a new editor with a given file name
    F10     open an rxvt terminal in the current directory      ^KZ
    Ins     toggle insert/overwrite                             ^V
shf-Del     cut marked block to X clipboard
ctl-Ins     copy marked block to X clipboard
shf-Ins     paste from X clipboard
    Del     delete character under cursor or marked block       ^G
    Home    move cursor to beginning of line                    ^QS
    End     move cursor to end of line                          ^QD
    PgUp    move up one screen                                  ^R
    PgDn    move down one screen                                ^C

Navigation keys (arrows, Home, End, PgUp and PgDn) are operational.

Shift navigation marks text. 

^Home and ^End go to BOF and EOF, respectively.

Control left arrow and right arrow move by word.

Left mouse button click: set text cursor.
Right mouse button click: set text cursor or scroll text.

Left mouse button double click: select word under cursor.

Left mouse button click and drag: 
     marks and copies a text block to X clipboard.

Middle mouse button click: paste from X clipboard.

Middle mouse button drag: marks a text block.


Modes and flags:
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Changing modes of operation is performed by ^o followed by one of the
displayed upper/lower case characters MFOCTBA. This will toggle the specific
flag. Modes are indicated as being on by displaying their upper case
character. The file modified M flag can be toggled off explicitly. The block
mark B active flag indicates a complex state. Toggle it off with the block
mark key sequences, NOT with ^oB.

M : file modified               set by anything that modifies file.
F : word wrap at text entry     toggle with ^oF
O : overwrite                   toggle with ^oO, ^V or function key Insert
C : search is case sensitive    toggle with ^oC
T : expand/compress tabs        toggle with ^oT
B : block mark active           toggle ^KB, ^KK, F7 or F8 (don't with ^oB)
A : replace all occurences flag toggle with ^oA

The editor does display tab chars as multiple spaces. Tab (0x09) chars are
displayed as tabsize spaces. Default tab size is 4. To change tab-width to 8
the command line is  'edx -t8'. To change from within the editor use ^KT.

To go to a specified line on initial file opening, the command line is
'edx -+507 somefile'. The minus plus sequence is required. Input a ^J to go to
a line from within e.

Turning on (F)ill mode enables wordwrap during text entry. Block reformat
wraps the text at the right screen edge until a double newline is encounterd.
To reformat a paragraph, place the cursor at the desired point of reformat and
enter a ^b. To change the right margin use ^Q^M.

As noted, undo and redo are available. ^U for undo, ^K^U for redo. A complete
record of the edit session is maintained. Undoing all actions in the undo
buffer will reset the Marked flag.

X clipboard is somewhat integrated. ^K^C copies the marked block to the X
clipboard and the right mouse button pastes from it. While ^K^Y deletes the
marked block and copies the deleted marked block to the block buffer and ^K^V
copies the deleted block from the block buffer to the point of the text
cursor. Cut, copy and paste wrt the X clipboard by Shift-Del, Control-Insert
and  Shift-Insert, respectively.

Find and 'Search and Replace' will pick up any marked blocks, text under
the cursor or user input in that order. Found text is highlighted. Set replace
ALL flag wth ^oA option before running SAR to replace all occurences. 

For general dialog entry if the first character entered is not ^H, ^C, End,
Esc or Enter, the dialog string is discarded. End moves the cursor to the end
of the dialog string.

For a complete understanding of the operation of edx, study the code. It is the
ultimate authority on operation.

Remember, when all else fails READ THE SCREEN.
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