XEDPLUS(1)                 OpenBSD Reference Manual                 XEDPLUS(1)



NAME
       xedplus - a text editor for X

SYNTAX
       xedplus [ -toolkitoption ...] [ filename ] [ line-number ]

OPTIONS
       Xedplus accepts all of the standard X Toolkit command line options (see
       X(1)).  The order of the command line options is not important.

       filename
               Specifies the file that is to be loaded during start-up. This
               is the file which will be edited. If a file is not specified,
               xedplus lets you load a file or create a new file after it has
               started up.  The filename `-' means to read from standard
               input.  When reading from stdin, xedplus will quit if it
               reaches end of file without reading anything from stdin.

       line-number
               Specifies the current line number after start-up.

DESCRIPTION
       Xedplus provides a window consisting of the following three areas:

       Menus Section            A set of pull-down menus hopefully allowing
                                you to do everything you want with the text
                                file.

       Filename Display         Displays the name of the file currently being
                                edited, and whether this file is Read - Write
                                or Read Only.

       Edit Window              Displays the text of the file that you are
                                editing or creating.

EDITING
       The Athena Text widget is used for the three sections of this
       application that allow text input.  The characters typed will go to the
       Text widget that the pointer cursor is currently over.  If the pointer
       cursor is not over a Text widget then the keypresses will have no
       effect on the application.

MENUS
       File    Provides commands dealing with loading, saving and printing the
               text file and of course quitting xed. All fileselection are
               done by a fileselector popup.  Warning popup messages will
               appear if the selected command is going to discard changes.

       Edit    Provides special editing commands for cutting, pasting,
               indenting and unindenting a selected textblock.

       Jump    Provides commands for jumping to a linenumber, textbeginning,
               textending, selection start and selection end.

       Search  Provides commands for searching and replaceing text. The
               activated popup allows you to search, replace once, replace in
               a query mode or to replace all.  Although commands for finding
               the corresponding bracket to a selected bracket and for
               checking the bracket hierachy all over the text are available.
               Known brackets are "{,},[,],(,),/*,*/".

       Special Provides some special commands for setting some edit options,
               calling the sed stream editor, displaying a helpfile and
               getting a copyright information.

       Commands
               Provides a panel for performing Unix commands on the whole
               textfile or the current text selection. The result is diplayed
               in another xed window. Also commands can be predefined by the
               user (see commands RESOURCE).

       Pipes   Provides a panel for performing Unix commands on the whole
               textfile or the current text selection. The result replaces the
               current text selection. Also commands can be predefined by the
               user (see pipes RESOURCE).

RESOURCES
       For xedplus the available resources are:

       enableBackups (Class EnableBackups)
               Specifies that, when edits made to an existing file are saved,
               xedplus is to copy the original version of that file to
               file<suffix> before it saves the changes.  The default value
               for this resource is "off", stating that no backups should be
               created.

       backupNameSuffix (Class BackupNameSuffix)
               Specifies a string that is to be appended to the backup
               filename.  The default is to append the string ".BAK".

       printCommand (Class PrintCommand)
               Specifies a command for printing the current file. An "%f" in
               the string is expanded to the filename which has to be printed
               (A copy of the current file in the tmp directory). "%t" is
               expanded to the real filename. The default command is "lpr -p
               -T %t %f".

       autoIndent (Class AutoIndent)
               Specifies whether to autoindent by default or not. The default
               is to autoindent.

       *editWindow.autoFill (Class AutoFill)
               Specifies whether to break a line when the user attempts to
               type into the right margin or not.

       *editWindow.wrap (Class Wrap)
               Specifies default wrapmode for lines longer than the
               textwindow. Values are never, word and line.  The default value
               is never.

       tabsize (Class Tabsize)
               Specifies the default tabsize in characters. The default value
               is 8.

       textheight (Class Textheight)
               Specifies the default height of the textwindow in number of
               characters. The default value is 40.

       textwidth (Class Textwidth)
               Specifies the default width of the textwindow in number of
               characters. The default value is 80.

       maxScrollbreak (Class MaxScrollbreak)
               Specifies how many cursor up/down events with the same serial
               number should be ignored.

       insertranslations (Class Insertranslations)
               Keybindings in Insert mode

       overwritetranslations (Class Overwritetranslations)
               Keybindings in Overwrite mode

       commands (Class Commands) pipes (Class Pipes)
               Each command has the format "<Menu entry> <Tab> <Command
               string>\n\". Here is a short example with some useful commands.
               It may be placed in the users "~/.Xdefaults" file:

               XedPlus*commands: Make   make\n\
               CC   cc $stripped.c -o $stripped
               XedPlus*pipes: Date date

               The following variables are set and may be used in a command:

               $selection: Filename of the temporary file containing the
               current selection

               $tempfile : Filename of the temporary saved text file

               $filename : Filename of the edited file

               $stripped : Stripped Filename (without postfix and path) of the
               edited file


ENVIRONMENT
       DISPLAY to get the default host and display number.

       XENVIRONMENT
               to get the name of a resource file that overrides the global
               resources stored in the RESOURCE_MANAGER property.

FILES
       $prefix/doc/siag/xedplus/xedplus.html - help text
       $prefix stands for "/usr/local" or whatever was specified when Siag
       Office was built.

SEE ALSO
       X(1), xrdb(1), xedit(1), Athena Widget Set

COPYRIGHT
       See X(1) for a full statement of rights and permissions.

AUTHORS
       Ulric Eriksson, ulric@siag.nu
       Randolf Werner,    University Koblenz, Germany
       Karl-Heinz Staudt, University Koblenz, Germany
       Chris D. Peterson, MIT X Consortium



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