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Plain-text documentation & support files:
14to15.txt What changed between elvis 1.4 and elvis 1.5
Elvisman.txt Manual for elvis
Knownbug.txt List of known bugs & omissions
Manifest.txt This list
Readme.txt Brief description of elvis
novice.rc Sample .exrc file
vmssetup.com VMS batch file which installs "foreign" programs
All of these files should be present in any distribution, except
for the "vmssetup.com" file which may be omitted from non-VMS
executables-only distributions.
Executables:
elvis.exe The editor itself, defaults to vi mode
ex.exe Invokes elvis in ex mode
vi.exe Invokes elvis
view.exe Invokes elvis in vi mode, with "readonly" set
input.exe Invokes elvis in input mode.
elvprsv.exe Preserves text buffer after a crash
elvrec.exe Recovers text saved by "elvprev.exe"
ctags.exe Generates "tags" file from C source code
ref.exe Uses "tags" file to locate function headers
fmt.exe Reformats text
Note that these are the MS-DOS/MS-C names of the executables.
For a different OS or a different compiler, you might have
slightly different names.
Also, some executables are inappropriate for some OSes, and they
may be omitted for that reason. For example, OS-9/68k has a
built-in commmand called "ex", so there wouldn't be any way to
run elvis' "ex" program; the "ex" executable isn't useful on
OS-9/68k. Also, UNIX-like systems can simulate the behaviour of
the ex/vi/view/input aliases by setting up file links, so
there's no reason to distribute binaries with those names.
If this is a source-only package, then no executables will be
present.
Source code:
Elvis.lnk Elvis.mak Elvis.prj Makefile.mix alias.c amiga.c amiprsv.c
amistat.h amisysio.c amitty.c amiwild.c atari.c blk.c borland.h
cmd1.c cmd2.c config.h ctags.c ctype.c ctype.h curses.c curses.h
cut.c elvprsv.c elvrec.c ex.c fmt.c input.c main.c misc.c modify.c
move1.c move2.c move3.c move4.c move5.c opts.c osk.c osk.h pc.c
prsvdos.c prsvunix.c profile.sh recycle.c redraw.c ref.c regexp.c
regexp.h regsub.c shell.c sysdos.c system.c tinyprnt.c tinytcap.c
tio.c tmp.c unix.c vars.c vcmd.c vi.c vi.h vmsbuild.com vmsio.c
vmslink.opt vmswild.c wildcard.c
These are all of the files you need to compile elvis and the
related programs. If this is an executable-only distribution,
then no source files will be included.
TROFF source code for "Elvisman.txt":
cflags.ms ctags.man cutbufs.ms differ.ms elvis.man elvprsv.man
elvrec.man environ.ms ex.ms fmt.man index.ms internal.ms intro.ms
options.ms question.ms ref.man regexp.ms termcap.ms title.ms ver.ms
versions.ms visual.ms
The "*.man" files are UNIX-style man pages which are meant to be
processed with the "-man" macro package.
Most of the "*.ms" files each contain one section of the manual,
and are meant to be processed with the "-ms" macro package. The
only exceptions are "title.ms" and "index.ms" which store the
title page and table of contents, respectively; and "ver.ms",
which defines a couple of custom macros. It should be included
before each of the other files. For example, a typical command
line would be "troff -ms ver.ms intro.ms".
If this is an executable-only distribution, then it is quite
possible that no troff source files will be included. Or only
the *.man files, perhaps.