Xedit

Commands Section A set of commands that allow you to exit xedit , save the file, or load a new file into the edit window. Message Window Displays xedit messages. In addition, this window can be also used as a scratch pad. 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. 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 has the input focus, or the Text widget that the pointer cursor is currently over. Replace the match number in the text line. If not specified, defaults to the first occurrence. Quit Quits the current editing session. If any changes have not been saved, xedit displays a warning message, allowing the user to save them. Save If file backups are enabled (see RESOURCES, below) xedit stores a copy of the original, unedited file in file , then overwrites the file with the contents of the edit window. The filename is retrieved from the Text widget directly to the right of the Load button. Load Loads the file named in the text widget immediately to the right of the this button and displays it in the Edit window. Specifies that, when edits made to an existing file are saved, xedit is to copy the original version of that file to file before it saves the changes. The default value for this resource is ‘‘on,’’ stating that backups should be created. Specifies a format string used to display the cursor position. This string uses printf (3) like notation, where %l prints the line number, %c prints the column number, %p prints the insert position offset, and %s prints the current file size. It is also allowed to specify field sizes, with the notation %−?[0−9]+ . The default format string is ‘‘L%l’’, which shows the character ‘‘L’’ followed by the line number. Specifies the interval in seconds, which the hint string in the bc label window will be changed. This resource is useful to automatically correct common misspelling errors, but can also be used to create simple macros. The format is {non-blanks}{blanks}[{string}] . Fields are separated by newlines. Example of use: Will automatically replace the word nto by not , and /macro by some long string with newlines when you type that words. The path to the ispell program, and possibly, additional arguments. You don’t need to specify the ‘‘-w’’ option, neither the ‘‘-a’’ option. Refer to the ispell (1) manpage for more information on ispell options. Specifies which text formatting to use while spell checking the file. The available formats are text and html . Lines starting with one of the characters in this string will not be spell checked. This resource is only used in text mode. When enabled, runs ispell in terse mode, not asking user interaction for words generated through compound formation (when using the ispell ‘‘-C’’ option), or words generated through affix removal. The default value is False. String displayed in the ispell status bar when ispell returns a guess list of one or more words. The default value is Guess . String displayed in the ispell status bar when the word being checked is formed by concatenation of two words. The default value is Compound . String displayed in the ispell status bar when the checked word is in the dictionary. This string is only displayed when using the check button in the xedit ispell interface. The default value is Ok . The string displayed in the ispell status bar when the end of the file is reached. The default value is End Of File . The string displayed in the ispell status bar when two identical words are found together in the file. The default value is Repeat . The string displayed in the ispell status bar after displaying the results of the Look command. If no results are found, the value of the ispell.noneLabel resource is shown. The string displayed in the ispell stat