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TED(1) User Commands TED(1)
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NAME
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ted - tiny text editor
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SYNOPSIS
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ted - [FILE]
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DESCRIPTION
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Edits the file named FILE. ted is a subset of the ed text editor It
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uses single letter commands that may be prefixed by a line number or a
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range of line numbers. The "." character represents the current line,
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and the "$" character is the last line number. A range is specifed by
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two line numbers seperated by a comma, such as "1,10" or ".,$".
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The commands are:
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q - quit
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w - write edit buffer to FILE
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d - delete the current line
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i - insert lines after the current line
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a - append lines before the current line
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p - print lines
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n - print lines with line number
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j - join the current line with the next line
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# - move to line #
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. - current line
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$ - move to last line
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- - move down one line
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+ - move up one line
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h - print help information
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LIMITATIONS
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A file name must be specified when starting ted or it will write a
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blank file name when using the "w" command.
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AUTHOR
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Dave Hein
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COPYRIGHT
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Copyright (c) 2011, 2012, Dave Hein
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MIT License (See license.txt in the root directory)
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This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it.
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There is no warranty, to the extent permitted by law.
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SPINIX utility March 2012 TED(1)
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