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From: doug-merritt@cup.portal.com
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: vi?
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Date: 19 Apr 88 08:18:29 GMT
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In regard to a 'vi' lookalike (aside from the commercial 'Z' that
comes with the Manx C compiler), I seem to recall something about
the "uedit" shareware editor (fish disks #60 [v2.0] and #121 [v2.3])
having a set of vi-emulation macros written for it. Uedit appears
to be a very powerful and highly customizable editor. The Fish
disk I just checked, #121, does not have any vi macros (or "config
files") on it. You get more stuff when you become a registered
user of this shareware; it may be that would include a set of
vi macros, too.

If anyone knows more about this, I'd be interested to hear.
Disclaimer: I've never even used uedit (I'll try it one of these
days).