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Makefile
 
README
 
README.NEXT
 
fep
 
fep.1
 
fep_alias.c
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fep_com.c
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fep_defs.h
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fep_edit.c
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fep_funcs.c
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fep_funcs.h
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fep_glob.h
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fep_hist.c
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fep_main.c
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fep_set.c
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fep_stat.h
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fep_util.c
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fep_vi.c
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feprc.sample
 

README

Copyright (c) 1987,1988 by Software Research Associates, Inc.

FEP is a general purpose front end for any line-oriented command on
UNIX. This command was developed on Berkeley UNIX, but will probably
run on most UNIX system which have pseudo tty and the select system
call.

Making FEP

	Just type 'make'.
	If your system is running ASCII UNIX or some compatible system,
	the -DKANJI flag makes fep handle kanji character input.

Using FEP

	See man page fep.1 for detail.
	The help command (ESC-?) and show-bindings command (^X-^B) are
	very convenient when running fep.

Distribution

	Distribution without fee is permitted as long as all
	copyright notices are included.

Any comments will be greatly appreciated. Have fun.

			Kazumasa Utashiro
			Software Research Associates, Inc.
			1-1-1 Hirakawa-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102, Japan
				UUCP:	kddlab!srava.sra.junet!utashiro
				ARPA:	utashiro%sra.junet@uunet.uu.net
				JUNET:	utashiro@sra.junet

README.NEXT

[Sunday, Apr 14, 1991]

I have now fixed  fep to the   point  where it  is  usable on  NeXT without  a
problem. Many  thanks especially to  gerrit (I don't  dare spelling  your last
name) without whose  help  I would never  have succeeded. Many thanks also  to
Kazumasa for writing such an extraordinarily helpful program.

For those who do   not know: fep  is a  program that adds  Emacs-style editing
commands to any program.  It is particularly useful  for such programs as  the
command-line version of mathematica, ftp, telnet, etc. Try

	fep ftp

and you will see. Enjoy.

/ivo welch

ivo@next.agsm.ucla.edu

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