Name

fuseedit − Invokes an editing tool within a DEC FUSE context. 

Syntax

fuseedit [ -cwd ] [ -emacs | -vi  | -fuse ] [ Xt-Options ] [ editor-options ] [ path ]

Description

Invokes an editor using the arguments supplied.   If a specific editor is not specified, then the current default editor will be used.  The selected (or default) editor is started within a DEC FUSE context.  If there is more than one editor in the list of active tools, which editor will start is not defined.  If FUSE is already running, the editor uses the current project’s working directory, unless otherwise specified. 

Options

−cwd Forces fuseedit to use the working directory of its parent shell as its current working directory rather than using the working directory of the project which it joins. 

−emacs
Use Emacs as the editor of choice.

−xemacs
Use XEmacs as the editor of choice.

−mule
Use Mule (multi-language editor) as the editor of choice.

−vi Use Vi as the editor of choice. 

−fuse Use the DEC FUSE Editor as the editor of choice. 

editor-options
Options which are understood by the selected editor and which are passed directly to that editor. Actual options available depend upon the editor selected.

Xt-Options
The standard X Toolkit command options.

path The name of the file which is to be edited.  It may be specified as a fully qualified path or as a path relative to the working directory. 

Examples

To edit the file  /home/username/.login using the default editor:

fuseedit /home/username/.login

To edit the same file using Emacs as the editor and requesting Emacs to set its foreground color:

fuseedit -emacs -fg yellow /home/username/.login

Restrictions

One of -emacs, xemacs, mule, -vi, -fuse may be specified for a given command.  GNU Emacs does not process all of the Xt-Options. Refer to the GNU Emacs documentation for information on which options are used. 

See Also

fuse(1), fusewinedit(1), vi(1), emacs(1), GNU Emacs Info Pages

DEC FUSE Handbook