QED is a line oriented computer texteditor that was developed by Butler Lampson and L. Peter Deutsch .... Dennis M. Ritchie , Ken Thompson and Brian W. Kernighan wrote the QED manuals used at Bell Labs. ref D. M. Ritchie and K. L. Thompson, QEDTextEditor , http cm.bell labs.com cm cs who dmr qedman.pdf MM 70 1373 3 June 1970 , reprinted as QEDTextEditor Reference Manual , MHCC 004, Murray ... TextEditor under GE TSS , MM 70 1373 6 June 1970 , reprinted as Tutorial Introduction to QEDTextEditor , MHCC 002, Murray Hill Computing, Bell Laboratories October, 1972 . ref ref B. W. Kernighan, A Guide to the Advanced Use of QEDTextEditor , MM 70 1373 7 July 1970 , reprinted as A Guide to Advanced Use of QEDTextEditor , MHCC 003, Murray Hill Computing, Bell Laboratories October ... that QED had a strong influence on the classic Unix UNIX text editors ed UNIX ed , sed and their descendants such as Ex texteditor ex and sam texteditor sam . ref citation last Ritchie first Dennis title An incomplete history of the QEDTextEditor location Murray Hill publisher Bell Labs date ... qedQED as part of QEF tools refend Category Text editors fr QED logiciel it QEDeditor di ... pdf sds ucbProjectGenie mcjones R 15 QED.pdf . ref QED for quick editor ref citation doi 10.1145 356589.356591 last van Dam first Andries last2 Rice first2 David E. title On line Text Editing A Survey ... FRED texteditor FRED Friendly Editor was written at the University of Waterloo for Honeywell systems ... QED as part of his QEF tool set. QED was also used as a character oriented editor on the Norwegian made ... Systems.html qed accessdate 2008 04 05 . ref ref cf . citation last Angluin first Dana C. last2 Deutsch first2 L. Peter title Reference Manual Q. E. D. Time Sharing Editor date March 26, 1968 location ... editor journal Communications of the ACM volume 10 issue 12 year 1967 pages 793 799, 803 url http ... System CTSS this version was notable for introducing regular expression s. Thompson rewrote QED ... more details
wiktionary QEDQED may refer to Q.E.D. , from the Latin quod erat demonstrandum , used at the end of a definitive proof Quantum electrodynamics , a field of physics QED The Strange Theory of Light and Matter , a 1985 book adapting lectures by Richard Feynman on quantum electrodynamics QEDtexteditor , named from quick editorQ.E.D. U.S. TV series Q.E.D. U.S. TV series , short lived adventure series named after its title character Quentin Everett Deverill Q.E.D. BBC TV series Q.E.D. BBC TV series , a British science series Q.E.D. manga Q.E.D. manga , a detective fiction manga by Motohiro Katou QED play QED play , a 2001 play by Peter Parnell about Richard Feynman QED project , a database of mathematical knowledge Quantum Effect Devices , a microprocessor design company Quantum Explosion Dynamo , an object in the computer game Commander Keen QED band , a 1980 s rock band including Jenny Morris Quantum Entanglement Device, a prop used in the television show FlashForward Queen s Economics Department, at Queen s University See also WQED disambiguation KQED disambiguation disambig da QED de Qed es QED fr QED homonymie ko QED it QED nl Q.E.D. ja QED pl QED pt QED ro QED sl QED sv QED th Q.E.D. wuu QED zh QED ... more details
About the Latin phrase Q.E.D. as used in proofs QED disambiguation QED is an initialism of the List of Latin phrases full Latin phrase lang la quod erat demonstrandum , which means what was to be demonstrated . The phrase is traditionally placed in its abbreviated form at the end of a mathematical proof ... to show or to prove , ref Entry http www.perseus.tufts.edu hopper text?doc Perseus 3Atext 3A1999.04.0057 ... , ref http www.perseus.tufts.edu hopper text?doc Euc. 2&fromdoc Perseus 3Atext 3A1999.01.0085 Elements ... Renaissance , scholars often wrote in Latin, and phrases such as QED were often used to conclude proofs. Perhaps the most famous use of QED in a philosophical argument is found in the Ethics book .... Elwes, 1951. ISBN 0 486 20250 X. ref Modern humorous usage QED is sometimes jokingly claimed to abbreviate quite easily done . QED can also be used to ridicule the specious reasoning of another person ... or presented. QED was also mentioned humorously by the character of the British Prime Minister ... to this page. Q.E.D. has acquired many translations in various foreign languages, including class wikitable ... .B.T.D. Lang sk o bolo treba dok za Spanish language Spanish Q.E.D. br Q.E.D. br C.Q.D br L.Q.Q.D ... than plain text . ref Donald E. Knuth , Mathematical Typography , lecture to the Association ... phrases ar br Quod erat demonstrandum ca Q.E.D. cs Q.E.D. da Quod erat demonstrandum de Quod erat demonstrandum et Quod erat demonstrandum es Quod erat demonstrandum eo Q.E.D. eu Quod erat demonstrandum fr CQFD abr viation gl QED ko Q.E.D. id Q.E.D. is a sem sanna tti it Come volevasi dimostrare he la QED lv Q.E.D. lb Quod erat demonstrandum hu Quod erat demonstrandum nl Quod erat demonstrandum ja Q.E.D. no Q.E.D. nn Q.E.D. pl Q.e.d. pt Quod erat demonstrandum ro Quod erat demonstrandum ru Q.E.D. sk Q.E.D. sl Q.E.D. sr Q.E.D. fi M.O.T. sv Quod erat demonstrandum th . . . tr QED uk Q.E.D. zh Q.E.D. ... more details
selfref For the use of text editors with Wikipedia, see Wikipedia Texteditor support . File Vim.png right thumb An example of a texteditor, Vim texteditor Vim A texteditor is a type of software application ... between plain text files created by a texteditor, and document files created by word processor s such as Microsoft ... became available, Visual editor screen based text editors sometimes termed just screen editors became common. One of the earliest full screen editors was O26 texteditor O26 which was written for the operator ... , have dual operating modes allowing them to be either a texteditor or a word processor ... derivatives such as Vim texteditor Vim also support folding as well as macro languages, and have ... text. Filter software Filtering Some advanced text editors allow the editor to send all or sections ... Some editors include special features and extra functions, for instance, Source code editor s are text ... text files that deliver web pages. HTML editor s include Dreamweaver , E texteditor , Microsoft FrontPage , HotDog , Homesite , Nvu , Tidy Texteditor Tidy , and GoLive . Many offer the option of viewing ... text files. Such documents are often produced by a standard texteditor, but some people use specialized ... outline tree with a texteditor. Folding see above can generally be considered a generalized ... through direct manipulation . The Lapis texteditor Lapis texteditor ref http www.cs.cmu.edu rcm papers ..., thus being able to focus on the writing alone. See also Collaborative editor Comparison of text editors ... binary files sed Stream editor used for non interactive editing List of text editors Notes reflist External links http www.text editor.org Texteditor info for beginners at text editor.org http TextEditors.org The texteditor wiki http www.softpanorama.org Editors index.shtml Orthodox Editors ... az M tn redaktoru bar Texteditor bg ca Editor de text cs Textov editor da ... no Teksteditor nn Teksteditor pl Edytor tekstu pt Editor de texto ro Editor de text ru ... more details
NOTOC The QED manifesto was a proposal for a computer based database of all mathematics mathematical knowledge, strictly formalized and with all proofs having been checked automatically. Q.E.D. means lang la quod erat demonstrandum in Latin , from Greek language Greek transl el hoper edei deixai , meaning that which was to be demonstrated. The idea for the project arose in 1993, mainly under the impetus of Robert S. Boyer Robert Boyer . The goals of the project, tentatively named QED project or project QED , were outlined in the QED manifesto, a document first published in 1994, with input from several researchers. Explicit authorship was deliberately avoided. A dedicated mailing list was created, and two scientific conferences on QED took place. The first one took place in 1994 at Argonne National Laboratories and the second in 1995 in Warsaw University . ref http mizar.org people romat qed95rep.pdf The QED Workshop II report ref The project seems to have died in 1996, never having produced more than discussions and plans. In a 2007 paper, Freek Wiedijk identifies two reasons for the failure of the project. ref Freek Wiedijk, http mizar.org trybulec65 8.pdf The QED Manifesto Revisited , 2007 ref In order of importance Very few people are working on formalization of mathematics. There is no compelling application for fully mechanized mathematics. Formalized mathematics does not yet resemble real, traditional mathematics. This is partly due to the complexity of mathematical notation, and partly to the limitations of existing theorem prover s and proof assistant s the paper finds that the major contenders, Mizar system Mizar , HOL theorem prover family HOL , and Coq , have serious shortcomings in their abilities to express mathematics. Nonetheless, QED style ... reflist refbegin http www.cs.chalmers.se Cs Research Logic TypesSS05 Extra wiedijk 2.pdf The QED ..., Vol. 814, pp. 238 251, 1994. http www.cs.ru.nl freek qed qed.html HTML version refend Further ... more details
Infobox musical artist See Wikipedia WikiProject Musicians Name QED Img Img capt Background group or band Alias Origin Sydney, Australia Instrument Genre New wave music New Wave Pop music Pop Occupation Years active 1983&ndash 1985 Label EMI EMI Australia Associated acts Dave Dobbyn br Ren e Geyer br Air Supply br The Crocodiles URL Current members Past members Ian Belton br Rex Goh br Jenny Morris musician Jenny Morris QED were an Australian New wave music New Wave trio, whose lead singer, Jenny Morris musician Jenny Morris , went on to achieve commercial success as a solo artist. ref name McF McFarlane 1999 . Encyclopedia entry for http web.archive.org web 20040809222047 www.whammo.com.au encyclopedia.asp?articleid 511 Jenny Morris . Retrieved 4 January 2010. ref The band had a top twenty hit single, Everywhere I Go , on the Australian Kent Music Report in 1983. ref name Kent cite book .... In late 1983, The Crocodiles lead vocalist, Jenny Morris musician Jenny Morris , formed QED in Sydney ... name McF ref name Gibson cite web title QED author Gibson, Mark url http www.australianmusichistory.com qed publisher Australian Music History date 26 May 2009 accessdate 6 January 2010 ref ref name ... QED entry. Retrieved 6 January 2010. ref The trio signed with EMI EMI Australia and were produced ... in the Kitchen . ref name Gibson ref name SpencerQED QED recorded some of The Crocodiles material ... Gibson QED performed it on Countdown Australian TV series Countdown on 1 April 1984. ref cite web url ... singles charts. ref name Kent ref name Gibson Additional musicians for QED s first album, Animal ... not chart. ref name McF ref name Kent ref name Gibson QED only released one album and disbanded by 1985 ... http www.discogs.com artist Q E D QED discography Discogs http musicbrainz.org artist 96b987c7 0c9b 479b 8391 b6fbb58548c7.html QED discography MusicBrainz http hem2.passagen.se honga database q qed.html QED Australian Rock database Jenny Morris DEFAULTSORT QED Category New South Wales musical groups ... more details
QED is a play theatre play by American playwright Peter Parnell , which chronicles part of a day in the life of Nobel Prize winning physicist Richard Feynman . It presents scenes from a day in Feynman s life, less than two years before his death, interweaving many strands from Feynman s biography, from the Manhattan project to the Rogers Commission Challenger inquiry to more personal topics such as the death of Feynman s wife, and his own fight with cancer. The play, which grew out of a collaboration between Parnell, actor Alan Alda and director Gordon Davidson , premiered in 2001. The original production was performed first at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles and, from late 2001 to mid 2002, on Broadway theatre Broadway , directed by Davidson and starring Alda as Feynman. Plot Set in June, 1986, less than two years before Feynman s death, in Feynman s office at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, the play follows Feynman through a day of his life. As the real Feynman does in his books What Do You Care What Other People Think? and Surely You re Joking, Mr. Feynman , the stage character talks directly to the audience we learn from this and from phone calls with off stage characters that Feynman is to appear that night playing his bongo drum s in a student production of the musical South Pacific musical South Pacific , that he is expecting a delegation from the Russian Republic of Tuva , which Feynman is whimsically determined to visit as detailed in Ralph Leighton s book, Tuva or Bust , and that he is eager to make his views known in the final report of the Rogers ... 2008 festival events all events qed with alan alda Event description on the Festival website , last accessed on 2008 06 11 ref The Chicago area premiere of QED on September 23, 2010, featured ... first Peter title QED A Play publisher Applause Books year 2002 isbn 978 1557835925 oclc 50004999 ... QED at the Internet Broadway Data Base Category Broadway plays Category 2001 plays ... more details
Cleanup date April 2008 Infobox animanga Header name Q.E.D. image caption genre Detective fiction Infobox animanga Print type manga author Katou Motohiro publisher Kodansha publisher other flagicon Indonesia Elex Media Komputindo demographic Sh nen manga Sh nen magazine Monthly Sh nen Magazine first July 1997 last volumes 37 volume list Infobox animanga Footer Q.E.D. Shoumei Shuuryou is a detective fiction manga by Motohiro Katou . The main character Sou Touma encounters a variety of crimes ranging from murder to fraud. Sou often works in tandem with his friend and potential love interest Kana, with him supplying the brain while she acts as brawn. The manga has a similar structure like Detective Conan and Kidaichi Sh nen no Jikenbo, where time flows forward for the characters in book 3, Sou gives Kana a pearl necklace as a Christmas present. In book 9, the pair are invited to take part in a mystery game during Christmas yet the background setting is stuck in time e.g. Sou and Kana are still in the same grades . The title comes from the Latin phrase Q.E.D. quod erat demonstrandum . Sou will typically write the term down when he has solved the case just prior to his explanation. In addition, the manga incorporates many terms and ideas from history, mythology, biology, mathematics and physics ... www.nhk.or.jp drama8 qed ref Structure The manga was first serialised in Magazine Great in 1997, and like ... her. Comparisons to similar manga Original research date October 2007 Wikify date November 2009 Q.E.D. ... average intelligence, Q.E.D. differs in a number of ways. 1. Lack of bloodshed While most of Conan, Kindaichi and Q s cases involve murders which are at times quite gruesome , Q.E.D. features a variety ... 5.6 41 mangaj qed.html Review at Ex Magazine http huamulan03.blogspot.com search label QED Review at Sunny Side Up References reflist DEFAULTSORT Q.E.D. Manga Category Detective anime and manga Category Sh nen manga id Q.E.D ja Q.E.D. ko Q.E.D. th . . . zh Q.E.D. ... more details
FRED is a re implementation of the famous Bell Labs QEDtexteditorQED line editor line oriented texteditor . It was written at the University of Waterloo by Peter Fraser for the Honeywell General Comprehensive Operating System GCOS operating system. External links http www.thinkage.ca english gcos expl fred expl.html FRED the friendly editor Category Text editors texteditor stub ... more details
with an earlier editor known as QEDtexteditorqed from University of California at Berkeley , Ken Thompson s alma mater he reimplemented qed on the CTSS and Multics systems, so it is natural that he carried many features of qed forward into ed. ref D. M. Ritchie and K. L. Thompson, QEDTextEditor , http cm.bell labs.com cm cs who dmr qedman.pdf MM 70 1373 3 June 1970 , reprinted as QEDTextEditor ...lowercase title ed texteditor ed is a line editor for the Unix operating system. It was one of the first ... editor supporting command mode, text mode and viewing mode support for regular expression s powerful ... face, and output from ed is emphasized . a ed is the standard Unix texteditor. This is line number two. . 2i . l ed is the standard Unix texteditor. This is line number two. 3s two three ,l ed is the standard Unix texteditor. This is line number three. w text 65 q The end result is a simple text file containing the following text ed is the standard Unix texteditor. This is line ... ed . http www.gnu.org software ed ed.html GNU ed homepage man 1 ed texteditor http man.cat v.org ... fun jokes ed.msg.html ed Humor Ed is the standard texteditor unix commands Category Unix text editors ... s versions of qed were the first to implement regular expression s, an idea that had previously ... expressions in ed is considerably less general than the implementation in qed. ed went on to influence Ex editor ex , which in turn spawned vi . The non interactive Unix command grep was inspired by a common special uses of qed and later ed, where the command tt g re p tt means globally search for the regular expression TT re TT and print the lines containing it. The Unix stream editor, sed implemented many of the scripting features of qed that were not supported by ed on Unix sed, in turn, influenced ... filename or line number, or even display the results of a change to the text, unless requested. This terseness ... versions of Unix. If something goes wrong, ed is sometimes the only editor available. This is often ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 EVE short for Extensible Versatile Editor is a flexible texteditor that is part of the OpenVMS VMS operating system. EVE is implemented by using the Text Processing Utility Text Processing Utility TPU . The Emacs editor features a good EVE emulation as an add on . External links http h71000.www7.hp.com doc 73final 6021 6021pro.html Extensible Versatile Editor Reference Manual , HP OpenVMS Systems Documentation DEFAULTSORT Eve TextEditor Category OpenVMS text editors texteditor stub ... more details
Infobox Software name YUI Rich TextEditor logo screenshot Image Yuieditorbasic.png 250px caption A basic YUI rich texteditor developer Yahoo latest release version latest release date operating system Cross platform programming language JavaScript license BSD License website http developer.yahoo.com yui editor YUI Library Rich TextEditor YUI Rich TextEditor is a project developed by Yahoo for a online rich texteditor that replaces a standard HTML textarea. It allows for drag and drop inclusion and sizing of images, text coloring, realignment, fonts, italic and bold text. The YUI rich texteditor uses a plug in architecture and it is skinnable along with the rest of the YUI. ref http developer.yahoo.com yui editor ref Components The YUI Rich TextEditor RTE , contains the following components Editor, SimpleEditor, ToolbarButton, and ToolbarButtonAdvanced. Some differences in the SimpleEditor and the Editor control are that the SimpleEditor uses JavaScript prompts and select elements rather than YUI defined elements. ref http developer.yahoo.com yui editor choosing ref History This component was designed and implemented by the Yahoo developer Dav Glass in order to add a rich texteditor component to the YUI. See also Yahoo UI Library References Reflist added above categories infobox footers by script assisted edit Category Free text editors Category JavaScript based HTML editors ... more details
For applications that are used to create websites HTML editor An online rich texteditor is an interface for editing formatted text rich text within web browser s, which presents the user with a WYSIWYG ... an online rich texteditor are still not covered by the W3C specifications for HTML4 . Nevertheless, popular services like Gmail and WordPress rely on rich text editing as their main user interface. For HTML5 ... the same behaviour as the word processor or texteditor that the user is most familiar with. The HTML ... 874&mid 2653 ref and the SharePoint Web Content Management scenario. Examples Aloha Editor Open Source browser based html5 enabled rich texteditor. CKEditor Open Source browser based rich texteditor. CuteEditor Commercial editor by CuteSoft based on ASP.NET. RadEditor Commercial editor by Telerik based on ASP.NET ASP.NET AJAX. TinyMCE Open Source editor control. WYMeditor Open Source XHTML editor focusing on semantic markup. Widget Toolkit Editors Dijit Editor a Dojo Toolkit based rich texteditor component. YUI Rich TextEditor a Yahoo rich texteditor component. References reflist External ... editors last update September 2009 . DEFAULTSORT Online Rich TextEditor Category Text editors de ... browsers could display rich text, user data entry was limited to text box es with a single font ... title RE HTML Action Item 54 ...draft text for HTML 5 spec to require producers authors to include ... suite s tend to provide online text editing and formatting functionality. Design challenges The most popular editors used for creating the rich text component of web pages have the following design ... will be viewed. Implementations The majority of online rich text editors use an iframe element for the content area. This way the content inside the editor is separate from the rest of the page, because it is in a different document. The benefit from this separation is that the editor can be used ... elements for their content area. This way the editor content inherits the same style as the rest ... more details
Infobox Software name MinEd screenshot Image mined.png 300px A screenshot of Mined caption Mined editing Unicode text developer http towo.net mined Thomas Wolff latest release version 2000.16 latest release date February 2010 operating system OS independent genre Text editor license GNU General Public License GPL website http mined.sourceforge.net lowercase Mined MinEd pronounced min ed is a terminal based text editor providing extensive Unicode and CJK support, available under the GNU General Public License GPL . Mined is available for Unix and Linux , Microsoft Windows Windows and DOS systems, and is included in the SUSE Linux SUSE , Debian , Cygwin and FreeBSD distributions. It was the first editor that supported Unicode in a plain text terminal like xterm or rxvt . Fact date February 2007 Features Mined is a modeless editor, with menu computing menu s and mouse support, and key bindings optimized for intuitive and fast navigation optionally WordStar like control key bindings . It fully supports Unicode, including combining character s and bi directional text , as well as converting to and from a large number of legacy encoding s. Mined also contains functionality usually only found in word processor s, such as smart quotes . See also List of text editors Comparison of text editors External links http mined.sourceforge.net mined homepage http sourceforge.net projects mined mined project page at sourceforge References Reflist text editor stub Category Free software programmed in C Category Unix text editors Category Mac OS X text editors Category Free text editors Category DOS text editors ... more details
Nano texteditor nano which has been developed because Pico s software license license was not a free ... highlighting making it more useful. See also List of text editors Comparison of text editors List of Unix programs Nano texteditor Nano References reflist External links http www.washington.edu pine The Pine Information Center at the University of Washington Category Unix text editors Category Mac OS X text editors Category Linux text editors el Pico fr Pico logiciel it Pico editor ... more details
RED was a screen editor written in STOIC for use with VT100 s in the early 1980s. It was designed to be efficient in an interactive environment. RED s syntax was similar to TextEditor and Corrector TECO s. It had many features such as Cut, copy, and paste cut paste and user written Macro computer science macros . ref cite web url http mvb.saic.com freeware vax80b aaareadme.doc title Contents of the Fall 1980 symposium tape for the VAX SIG date Fall 1980 ref ref cite web url http vmsone.com decuslib vaxsig vax000 83a aaareadme.82a title Contents of the Spring 1982 symposium tape for the VAX SIG date Spring 1982 ref References reflist External links http mvb.saic.com freeware vax84a saostoic red e a part of the RED texteditor Category Free text editors Category OpenVMS text editors ... more details
Q10 is a freeware texteditor created by Baara Estudio. ref cite web url http blogs.computerworld.com zenware basics title Zenware Back to basics? last Krasnoff first Barbara date 2008 01 30 work Computerworld accessdate 2008 12 04 archivedate 2008 12 04 archiveurl http www.webcitation.org 5cp0OoXGQ ref It is very basic, but has a few features that make it attractive to writers. Features Full screen Live text statistics easily visible Customizable look Alarm with word count for time Spell checker Clean .txt format Typewriter sound effects See also Distraction free editor References reflist External links http baara.com q10 Official site Category Text editors texteditor stub ... more details
Primarysources date June 2008 GWD TextEditor is a texteditor and Integrated development environment IDE for Microsoft Windows . Features include configurable syntax highlighting , ANSI C compatible macro language, projects IDE for Borland C and Java programming language Java , plug in computing plug ins , clip library, File Transfer Protocol FTP client, keystroke macros, code completion and API assistance for C programming language C C , Java programming language Java and JavaScript, ScriptWizard, PlugInWizard, autosave and crash recovery, column block editing mode, bookmarks, numbered lines, autocorrect, spell checker for 12 languages, customizable toolbar, print preview, line drawing, sorting, text formatting, drag and drop support, a remappable keyboard with QEDIT, MS Word and WordStard keyboard emulations , support for DOS Windows, UNIX , and Apple Macintosh Macintosh text file formats , the ability to edit unlimited file sizes, ability to capture compiler outputs and more. ref http www.gwdsoft.com index.html GWD TextEditor , gwdsoft.com, date unknown, accessed 24 January 2007 ref See also List of text editors Comparison of text editors References references Category Windows text editors Category Windows software Windows software stub ... more details
directory editor dired mail rmail ispell and much, much more. External links Portal Free software http www.jedsoft.org jed DEFAULTSORT Jed TextEditor Category Free text editors Category Free software programmed in C Category S Lang programming library Category DOS text editors Texteditor stub ... BiBTeX support too Asynchronous subprocess support allowing one to compile from within the editor Built ... more details
orphan date April 2010 DEC SED was a multiplatform texteditor for TOPS 10 , TOPS 20 and OpenVMS VMS written in the early 1980s by A. Christopher Hall. ref Cite journal url title SED A CRT Editor for TOPS 10 and TOPS 20 last Hall first A Christopher date August 1983 accessdate 2007 11 05 postscript None ref References references External links cite web url http pdp 10.trailing edge.com tops10 tools bb fp64b sb 01 10,7 sed sed.mem.html title How to Adapt a Terminal to the SED Screen Editor last Hall first A Christopher date 1983 07 16 accessdate 2007 11 05 cite web url http pdp 10.trailing edge.com tops10 tools bb fp64b sb 01 10,7 sed sed.hlp.html title SED Help File SED Version 2 first A Christopher date 1983 07 16 accessdate 2007 11 05 cite web url http pdp 10.trailing edge.com tops10 tools bb fp64b sb 01 10,7 sed sed.man.html title Tutorial for the SED Screen Editor last Hall first A Christopher date 1983 08 23 accessdate 2007 11 05 Cite web url http pdp 10.trailing edge.com tops10 tools bb fp64b sb 01 10,7 sed sedlet.txt.html title Release notes for NEWSED last Pratt first Mark date September 12, 1983 postscript None texteditor stub Category OpenVMS text editors ... more details
ex SUS texteditor Unix commands DEFAULTSORT Ex TextEditor Category Standard Unix programs Category Unix SUS2008 utilities Category Unix text editors Unix stub ar de Ex Texteditor el Ex es Ex editor de texto ko Ex hu Ex texteditor nl Ex editor pl Ex Unix ru Ex ...Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Lowercase ex , short for EXtended, is a line editor for Unix systems. The original code ex code was an advanced version of the standard Unix editor ed texteditor ed , included in the Berkeley Software Distribution . ex is similar to ed, with the exception that some switches and options are modified so that they are more user friendly . ex was eventually given a screen oriented visual interface adding to its command line oriented operation , thereby becoming the vi texteditor. In recent times, ex is implemented as a personality of the vi program most variants of vi still have an ex Mode computer interface mode , which is invoked using the command code ex code , or from within vi for one command by typing the colon character. Although there is overlap between ex and vi functionality, some things can only be done with ex commands, so it remains useful when using vi. The core ex commands which relate to search and replace are essential to vi. For instance, the ex command issued from vi code s XXX YYY g code replaces every instance of XXX with YYY. The code code means every line in the file. The g stands for global and means replace every instance on every line if it was not specified, then only the first instance on each line would be replaced . ex has a synonym e in HP UX environments. Switches ex recognises the following switches obsolete suppresses user interactive feedback s XPG4 only suppresses user interactive feedback l sets lisp editor option r recover specified files after a system crash R sets readonly t tag Edit the file containing the specified tag v invoke visual mode vi w set window size n x set encryption mode C encryption ... more details
ED or ED 1100 is the original interactive texteditor implemented on the UNIVAC 1100 2200 series . The editor was originally developed by Dr. Roger M. Firestone in the mid 1970s. Trademark UNIVAC has been, over the years, a registered trademark of Eckert Mauchly Computer Corporation Remington Rand Corporation Sperry Rand Corporation Sperry Corporation Unisys Corporation See also List of UNIVAC products History of computing hardware External links http misdocumentos.net wiki mainframes univac ed historia Historia del procesador ED Category History of computing Category UNIVAC software Category Text editors soft eng stub ... more details
DEFAULTSORT Ne TextEditor Category Free software programmed in C Category Unix text editors Category Mac OS X text editors Category Free text editors Category Termcap Unix stub ...Dablink Not to be confused with Norton Editor , see Peter Norton Computing Infobox software name ne screenshot Image ne ss.png 220px caption developer Sebastiano Vigna released 1993 latest release version 2.2 latest release date March 10, 2011 operating system POSIX Unix Linux programming language C programming language C genre Texteditor license GNU General Public License GPL v3 website http ne.dsi.unimi.it ne for nice editor is a console texteditor for POSIX computer operating systems such as Linux or Mac OS X . It uses the terminfo library, but it can also be compiled using a bundled copy of the GNU termcap implementation. There is also a Cygwin version. It was developed by Sebastiano Vigna of the University of Milan , Italy ne is intended to provide an alternative to vi that will be more familiar to modern users and still be portable across all POSIX compliant operating systems. It uses common keyboard shortcuts such as Ctrl Q to quit and Ctrl O to open a file instead of the multi mode command structure of vi. It has full support for UTF 8 , syntax highlighting , regular expression s and is binary clean. ne was originally developed on the Amiga and inspired by that platform s TurboText editor, which was written by Martin Taillefer. Development then moved to Linux. Todd Lewis joined the development team, donating code he wrote to add features required at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill . Daniele Filaretti helped with syntax highlighting using code derived from the Joe s Own Editor Joe editor. http ne.dsi.unimi.it docs History.html History See also Portal Free software List of text editors Comparison of text editors List of Unix programs External links http ne.dsi.unimi.it ne home page http www.emerson.emory.edu services editors ne Top.html the ne man ... more details
primarysources date November 2010 infobox software name E TextEditor logo screenshot caption latest release version 2.0 latest release date release date 2010 08 20 operating system Microsoft Windows genre Texteditor license Open Company License website http e texteditor.com E TextEditor is a texteditor for Microsoft Windows . Its notable features include a personal revision control system branched, multi level, graphical undo and the ability to run TextMate Bundles TextMate bundles through the use of Cygwin . A Linux version is planned. ref E TextEditor v1.0 Released beta period is over , E TextEditor Blog , 7 August 2007. http e texteditor.com blog 2007 e v10 released ref TextMate Bundle Support A prominent element of the promotion and marketing of e is its ability to run many TextMate bundles directly from the MacroMates Concurrent Versions System CVS repository. Because most bundle commands rely on Unix commands not typically available on Windows, e uses the Cygwin toolset. Bundle commands can therefore use Bash Unix shell Bash , Unix command line tools, or scripting languages like Ruby programming language Ruby or Python programming language Python . As of v1.1.121 beta e bundle commands can be set to use the native Windows environment. This allows bundle commands access ... On March 24, 2009 Alexander Stigsen, the creator of E TextEditor, released ref http e texteditor.com .... Bundles which require Windows specific changes can be saved in the bundle editor as Windows Cygwin .... ref http code.google.com p ebundles e Bundles ref e also supports text editing via FTP in the form ... a set of common GUI controls such as text input, progress bars, yes no confirmations and more from ... for free. See also Comparison of text editors List of text editors References reflist External links http www.e texteditor.com E TextEditor The Power of Textmate on Windows Category Groupware Category Windows text editors Category Windows only software ... more details
There are at least two major text editors named EDT . One was made by Digital Equipment Corporation, the other by what was then Sperry Univac, which later became Unisys. Digital EDT was a texteditor that was developed ..., press the spacebar. Users could configure default actions or define key sequences for their editor by placing EDT commands in an initialization file which would be executed upon starting the editor. DEC later developed Text Processing Utility TPU , a powerful language for designing text editors on its OpenVMS VMS systems. TPU was used to produce a new standard texteditor, EVE texteditor EVE , as well ... distributed with OpenVMS . Univac EDT was also the name of the texteditor running on the Unisys VS 9 operating system using the UNIVAC 90 60 series mainframe computer ref EDT TextEditor Reference ... were sent to the editor by typing in text in the same manner as entering regular text, but the first ... other programs to use the text the editor held in memory, as well as send commands back to the editor ... edt editor manual.pdf format PDF title Documentation for EDT V3.00 ref and RT 11 , and later for its ... vms hist.html title VMS History author Arne Vajh j ref The editor contained both line mode commands and a screen based editor. In screen mode, the default action for the user was to directly update text as he or she typed, with special commands available by pressing keypad commands. Arrow keys allowed ... they both had the same name, the programs were in no way similar, and that editor was not the same as the one made by Digital. The Univac EDT editor was a line based editor, in that it did not use function keys. Unlike editors such as TextEditor and Corrector Teco or Emacs , the program is always in text entry mode, similar to today s word processors. Even if line numbers were not present in the original file, the editor supplied a pseudo line number for use in editing each line. Because ... of the line was used as a text editing command. To enter a line of text beginning with which ... more details
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