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A folding editor for the Atari ST
By Shawn Hargreaves
This file contains documentation on the configuration utility (FED_CFG.TOS)
and details of how to install FED. The main documentation is in the file
FED.DOC.
To install FED, place the files FED.TOS, FED.CFG, FED.DOC and FED_CFG.TOS
in the same directory. If you are using a shell that supports environment
variables, this directory should be included in your PATH. Before using
FED itself, run FED_CFG.TOS to set up the configuration file FED.CFG. If
this file already exists FED_CFG will edit it, otherwise it will create a
new file using the default settings.
The configuration program gives you the following options:
1: Use 80 characters in low rez?
If this option is selected and FED is run in low resolution (40
columns) it will automatically switch to medium resolution to allow
the display of 80 columns of text. You should not select this option
if you are using multitasking software such as MiNT or Mag!X. This is
the same as using the -w command line option.
2: Use 50 lines in high rez?
If this option is selected and FED is run in high resolution it will
display text in 50 line mode instead of the usual 25 lines. This is the
same as using the -h command line option.
3: Force screen width:
4: Force screen height:
If you are using a windowing program such as TOSWIN or a graphics card
which FED does not recognize, you may have to set these values to the
width and height of your screen (in characters).
5: Binary mode files:
This is a list of file extensions, separated by commas. Files with
these extensions will always be loaded in binary mode, even if the -b
command line switch is not given.
6: Auto fold files:
This is a list of file extensions, separated by commas. Files with
these extensions will be folded as they are loaded, even if the -f
command line switch is not given.
7: Auto indent on files:
This is a list of file extensions, separated by commas. Files with
these extensions will have automatic indentation turned on when they
are loaded.
8: Word wrap on files:
This is a list of file extensions, separated by commas. Files with
these extensions will have word wrap turned on when they are loaded.
9: Word wrap at column:
The column at which to word wrap, if the file extension is in the word
wrap list.
a: Case sensitive searches?
Are searches case sensitive by default?
b: Tab size:
FED converts tabs to spaces as they are typed. This is the number of
spaces that are inserted for each tab.
c: Strip spaces on save?
If this option is selected, FED will replace leading spaces with tabs,
and will strip trailing spaces from files as they are saved, to conserve
disk space.
d: Print only ASCII characters?
If this option is selected, FED will replace any characters not in the
regular ASCII character set (32-126) with spaces during printing,
to prevent sending accidental control codes to the printer.
e: Pass 'touch' to shell?
If this option is selected, FED will use the shell_p pointer execute a
'touch' command whenever a file is saved. If you are using my shell
program (imaginatively called shell, and available from umich and
hensa.ac.uk) this will tell it when a project file has been altered. If
you are not using my shell, don't turn this option on.
You can also remap any of the control keys used by FED. To do this, simply
press the key that you wish to remap. The configuration program will
display the function code currently mapped to the key, or 0 if it has not
been mapped. You can alter this value to the code of the function you wish
to map the key to (0 to map it to nothing), or press ESC to cancel. Be
warned: if you remap a regular key such as 'a' or SPACE you will not be
able to type it into your files.
For convenience, here is a list of all the function codes:
1: left 21: search files 41: open file
2: right 22: search case sens. 42: write file
3: word left 23: delete prev char 43: print file
4: word right 24: delete next char 44: close file
5: start of line 25: delete word 45: view files
6: end of line 26: delete line 46: next file
7: line up 27: mark block 47: save all and exit
8: line down 28: kill 48: quit
9: screen up 29: yank 49: start macro
10: screen down 30: lower case word 50: end macro
11: start of file 31: upper case word 51: play macro
12: end of file 32: transpose chars 52: repeat key
13: go to line 33: insert ASCII code 53: command to shell
14: show position 34: insert <CR> 54: play tetris
15: match brace 35: insert <TAB> 55: change screen mode
16: fold 36: set word wrap
17: expand folds 37: reformat line
18: next error 38: toggle insert mode
19: previous error 39: toggle auto indent
20: search 40: help