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AUTOSAVE.E
This file implements a primitive auto save feature for Epsilon, based on the
number of characters typed into a buffer. Invoke via AUTO-SAVE-MODE.
MOUSE.E
This file adds limited support to Epsilon for the Microsoft Mouse, or any
other mouse that adheres to the Microsoft Mouse programming interface. Some
of the functions provided are: setting point and mark, deleting a region,
yanking text, scrolling several lines, and a "scroll bar" (a la Macintosh).
PROMPT.E
This file implements the PROMPT command, which was available in pre-3.0
versions of Epsilon. It's main use is to provide upwards-compatibility for
old Epsilon macros.
REVERT.E
This file implements the REVERT-BUFFER command, as per standard EMACS.
STICKY.E
This file implements the EMACS "sticky file defaulting" feature. What this
does is change the default directory for file operations to be the directory
that contains the file in the current buffer. This makes it vastly more
pleasant to edit several files that are not in the DOS current directory, as
you only specify the path on the first find-file; all the others implicitly
use that path, with file name completion working too! This file also modifies
the completion mechanism to "go all the way." This means that if completion
yields a directory name, and that directory contains only one entry, then
Epsilon will complete on that entry too. For instance, if you have a file
\ACCOUNTS\RECEIVAB.LES\NET30\A-M\ACME.WK1, and \ACC is enough to uniquely
identify that path, then Epsilon will complete all the way to ACME.WK1.
VISBELL.E
This file implements the EMACS "visible bell" feature. It will flash the
screen in lieu of beeping, when visible-bell is set. Note: This feature
works well on EGAs, but is generally too slow to be useful on lesser graphics
cards.