	EDT VLEDTINI.EDT Initialization file HELP		2/24/87
	University of Notre Dame High Energy Physics

	Use the normal EDT cursor controls to read the rest of
	this help file.  (Except when accessed thru HELPND)
	Exit this help and return to previous position by GOLD L
	or GOLD M.  (Except when accessed thru HELPND)

	If you wish a printed copy of this help, this file is
	NDHELP:VLEDTINI.HLP, which you may print or type on a
	hardcopy terminal.

	If you do not have your own EDTINI.EDT, you will get a
	momentary message saying "INCLUDE FILE NOT FOUND".
	Do not worry, all is still OK.  This message may be stopped
	by creating an empty EDTINI.EDT in your login directory.
	You may make your own additions to this initialization file,
	by putting them in your own EDTINI.EDT in your login directory.
	Any redefinitions you make will supercede the definitions
	given here.  For sample EDTINI.EDT files, see Jim or Barry.

	Based on "EDT Extended with an Initializer File",
	The DEC Professional, Vol. 1, No. 3, p62-66, November, 1982,
	with added UNDHEP line mode macros.
	This has been updated for effectively identical function on 
	VT220 and compatible terminals.
	Updates have usually been marked with the date changed.


	CONT X means hold CTRL and hit X.
	GOLD X means hit GOLD, then X.
	GOLD CONT X means hit GOLD, then hold CTRL and hit X.
	Fnn means hit Function key labeled Fnn on a VT220.


	The following operations are native EDT (undocumented in Help)
	CONT C	Terminate current operation and return to keypad command mode
		(Useful to interrupt an extended keypad definition 
		 gone wild)
	CONT X	Delete to start of line or preceding line if at start, 
			same as CONT U
	GOLD U	Delete to start of line, same as CONT U
	GOLD W	Refresh screen, same as CONT W
	GOLD Z	Return to line mode, same as CONT Z


	Definitions in VLEDTINI.EDT:

	F17		Alternate GOLD key for VT220's (use either on VT220)
	F11		Insert <ESC> character on VT220 (hit <ESC> 2x on others)

	GOLD HELP (PF2)	SECTion, move editing window up/down 16 lines
			(Same as VT100 8 key, or old VT52 GOLD Down)
	GOLD Delete	Clear a specified buffer
	GOLD Tab	Step 8 characters (+/-)
	GOLD Backspace	Swap preceding 2 characters (also VT220)
	GOLD Line-feed	Find next blank character (+/-)	 (also VT220)
	GOLD Up-Arrow	Move editing window up 22 lines (1 screen)
	GOLD Down-Arrow	Move editing window down 22 lines (1 screen)
	GOLD Left-Arrow	Move editing window right (image left) 8 columns
	GOLD Right-Arrow Move editing window left (image right) 8 columns
		(These last 2 were native EDT for VT100 in VMS V3,
			and now are default for all terminals.)


	CONT B	Move backward 1 word, regardless of motion flag
	CONT F	Move forward 1 word, regardless of motion flag
	CONT G	Make current line top of screen
	CONT P	Move to next (+/-) paragraph (2 consecutive <CR>'s)

	GOLD CONT B	Move to beginning of sentence
	GOLD CONT F	Move to end of sentence
	GOLD CONT D	Toggle word delimiter sets (prog/wp) (see below)
	GOLD CONT G	Replace select string with specified buffer
	GOLD CONT W	Toggle screen width (80/132) (VT100/VT220 only)
	GOLD CONT Z	Exit EDT, saving new file

	GOLD C	Cut to specified buffer
	GOLD P	Paste from specified buffer
	GOLD D	Copy to specified buffer
	GOLD B	Switch to specified buffer
	GOLD M	Switch to MAIN buffer
	GOLD L	Find last position in last used buffer
	GOLD R	Change case on preceding character
	GOLD T	Change case on preceding word
	GOLD X	Change case word, except for first letter of word
	GOLD Y	Change case word, including first letter of word
	GOLD A	Move to next (+/-) sentence (.,?, or !)
	GOLD V	Move vertically 1 line (+/-)
	GOLD F	Fill a paragraph (See Help for EDT FILL, GOLD 8, on VT100)
	GOLD G  Global substitute over requested range (# may NOT be in strings)
			Range may be W(hole), R(est), SEL(ect), . (this line),
			or .#n (for n lines). (Any EDT range is valid here.)
			(/ delimiter changed to #, 2/24/87)
	GOLD H	Get this HELP file
	GOLD I	Input file to specified buffer
	GOLD O	Output file from specified buffer
	GOLD E	Exit EDT, saving the new file
	GOLD Q	Quit EDT, without saving file
	GOLD S	Show all named buffers

	Notes: 

	CONT B, and in some cases CONT F, operations
	are not available from the H88/H89 terminals, since
	CONT B and F are the intercept characters for the 
	DUMBTERM program.

	The following keys are available for definition:
	GOLD J, GOLD K, GOLD N, and most GOLD CONT keys,
	and most FUNCTION and GOLD FUNCTION keys on VT220's.
	(Almost any key may be redefined.)

	Word delimiter sets for GOLD CONT D are:
	Word Processing: <cr>,<lf>,<tab>,<ff>,<blank>,
		which are the EDT standard set.
	Programming: the above plus (,),[,],,,.,;,:,-,+,*,/,=,\
	The default now is Programming.			! \ added 3/26/86
	To set additional characters as word delimiters, such
	as the {} for TeX, include the file ND:TEXBRACES.EDT into
	your own EDTINI.EDT, modifying it as desired.

	The delimiter sets also set the word wrap point.
	Word processing word wrap is column 70.
	Programming word wrap is column 80.		! Change 1/7/86

	The 80/132 column switches assume a basic VT100, with
	13 lines in 132 column mode.  To get full screen height
	for 132 column mode (VT220 or VT100 with AVO) include file
	ND:VT220EDTINI.EDT into your own EDTINI.EDT.  In 132 
	column mode word wrap is set at column 132.

	For a Heath H88, if you want the arrow keys to operate without
	using the shift key, an optional definition is available 
	in file ND:H88EDTINI.EDT, which may be included in your 
	own EDTINI.EDT.  This allows the swapping of the shifted 
	and unshifted modes of the 4 arrow keys, and defines the 
	key GOLD J to enter the swapped H88 mode.  There is no 
	defined reversal of GOLD J, without exit and reentry; 
	although such a definition could be made.

 	EDT Line Mode Macros Defined in VLEDTINI.EDT
 
 	PW	Print (type) Whole (Window) on terminal. (CDC ICE)
 	L	List (type) whole file on terminal. (IBM TSO)
 	TW	Type Whole (Window) on terminal. (CDC ICE)
 	LS	Type (List) current line (L *) (IBM TSO)
 	PG	Print (type) Group (current 9 lines) on terminal. (CDC ICE)
 	LPG	Lower Print Group (next 9 lines) on terminal. (CDC ICE)
 	UPG	Upper Print Group (preceding 9 lines) on terminal. (CDC ICE)
 	PS	Print (type) Screen (current 23 lines) on terminal. (CDC ICE)
 	LPS	Lower Print Screen (next 23 lines) on terminal. (CDC ICE)
 	UPS	Upper Print Screen (preceding 23 lines) on terminal. (CDC ICE)
 	LPW	Lower Print Window (rest of file) on terminal. (CDC ICE)
 	UPW	Upper Print Window (preceding part of file) on terminal. (ICE)
 	B	Type Bottom line. (IBM TSO)
 	TOP	Type Top line. (IBM TSO)
 	ENDSA	Exit editor and save file. (IBM TSO)
 	ENDNO	Exit (QUIT) editor without saving file. (IBM TSO)
 	UP	Go Up 1 line and type it. (IBM TSO and CDC ICE)
 	DOWN	Go Down 1 line and type it. (IBM TSO)
 	LP	Go Down 1 line and type it. (CDC ICE)
 	MEM	Find the word MEMBER in the file and type the line.
 		(for dividing IBM unloaded partitioned datasets)
 	CAPS	Convert all lower case to upper case.
 	LOWER	Convert all upper case to lower case.
 	CDCLOWER	Convert CDC 6-12 lower case to true lower case.
		(For slower VAXes, these line mode macros, which are
		fairly long, may be deleted to speed up initiation of EDT.)
 

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