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- From: alas@widomaker.com ( )
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: Primitive Text Editor HELP Me!!!
- Date: 14 Apr 1996 15:41:01 GMT
- Organization: Widomaker Communication Services
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- In article <3170621D.7B68@flinet.com>, andy@flinet.com says...
- >
- >I am in need of a program that perfroms simple text editing functions.
- >Nothing special. The more more basic the better because my editor is
- >Borland C++
- >ver 1.0. Please let me know if you have made or just have a program like
- >this .
- >
- >thanks
- >andy@flinet.com
-
- If you arte using Burland 1.0 that must mean you have MS-DOS. If you
- have dos you already have a small, simple, and powerful editor called
- edit. It should be in your dos directory. I have been using edit for
- about two years now, and it has served me well. A list of its features:
- status bar at the bottom of the screen tells you what line you are on
- (useful for finding those bugs the command line compiler tells you
- about)
- search for string in the file
- search and replace a string in the file
- after hitting return it autotabs to the start of the first word in the
- previous line...useful for writing indented code
- and it even saves (woo-hoo!)
-
-