TE(1) BSD Reference Manual TE(1)
NAME
te - TECO text editor
SYNOPSIS
te [filename]
DESCRIPTION
te is an implementation of TECO written in C.
te implements DEC standard TECO, with some exceptions described below,
plus some extensions.
te assumes a VT100-type terminal, and its display driver is hard-coded
for such.
DOCUMENTATION
The DEC Standard TECO book describes the basic editing functions of TECO.
FILES
~/.tecorc editor startup file
<file>.tmp temporary output file(s)
<file>.bak previous version of edited file
/usr/share/misc/termcap
describes terminal (used only to find width of VT100)
AUTHOR
Matt Fichtenbaum, GenRad Inc., Concord, Mass.
BUGS
te acquires memory for its buffer using malloc(), but never returns the
space. This can cause the task in memory to appear to be larger than it
is.
Several of the standard display features of TECO, most notably the
-256+n:W command used by interpretive editing macros, are unimplemented.
There are undoubtedly some subtle bugs in the display handler for the
features that are implemented.
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