Vi Pages - TODO

Some ideas and new links go here first. Will have to think where to put them..


http://zeus.fh-brandenburg.de/~ihno/doc/vi/vi.html

http://www.linuxfibel.de/vi.htm

[Powered by UNIX vi]

crevier.org - vi Editor Resources [001004]
http://www.webmaster.crevier.org/depere.wi/vi/
LOGO: http://www.webmaster.crevier.org/imgx/logo/unixvi.gif

Editing Scheme files in Vi [001004]
http://www.cs.rice.edu/~dorai/scmindent/scmindent.html
Author: Dorai Sitaram ds26@gte.com http://www.cs.rice.edu/~dorai

More About vi [001004,010113]
http://dunne.home.dhs.org/vi.html
http://dunne.home.dhs.org/articles/review.learning_the_vi_editor.html
obsolete:
http://members.linuxstart.com/~dunne/vi.html
http://members.linuxstart.com/~dunne/articles/review.learning_the_vi_editor.html
Author: Paul Dunne paul.dunne@bigfoot.com

cvi [TODO]
"Chinese VI"
Info on its exitence was given by Steve Bao sbao@profiles.com [000428]

stevie [DATE] [TODO]
OS: [OS/2]
Cost: ???
Author/Copyright: NAME MAIL
SnailMail: ???
Home Page: URL
FAQ: URL
Download: URL
Maillist: ADDRESS
Last release: VERSION [DATE]
Last beta: VERSION [DATE]
Comments: [NAME EMAIL DATE]

vip [TODO]

Hex Editors for Linux [000317]
http://spin.ch/~tpo/linux/hexeds.html
beav, bed, bvi, elvis, fb, fm, ghex, hexdump, hexed, hexedit, hexer, hextype, khexedit, le, lde, mcedit, ncurses hexedit, vche, and xvi.

Vide - a GUI file browser with vi commands [000309]
HomePage: http://vide.sourceforge.net/
Description (official): Vide is a simple filemanager with vi keybindings. If you already use vim, Vide enables you to have complete keyboard control over your filemanager without having to learn a new set of commands.·
Description (unofficial): A GUI file browser with vi keybindings: Movements with "hjkl" as well as 'g' adn 'G', scrolling with CTRL-B and CTRL-F, and vi command line interface [:d, :co, :move, :quit, :shell]
Screenshot: http://vide.sourceforge.net/picture.html
Download: http://vide.sourceforge.net/download.html
Requires: GTK+ (1.2 with threads support), and Vim.
Contact: ksteen@users.sourceforge.net
Planned features: Number prefix for commands, selection in "visual mode", configurable key bindings and menus.
Comments: Why does it need a GUI?

POSIX on ex and vi
http://www.pasc.org/interps/unofficial/db/p1003.2
http://www.UNIX-systems.org/onlinepubs/007908799/xcu/ex.html [010320]
http://www.UNIX-systems.org/onlinepubs/007908799/xcu/vi.html [010320]
Add info about POSIX description of vi commands to the comparison page about the "options".

Vi emulation in CRiSP [990712]
The editor CRiSP (commercial follow-up to the editor BRIEF) has a "vi emulation mode". Anyone using this? Feedback, please!
Have sent email to Bryan Althaus bryan@panix.com who is apparently using this. [990712]

Vi for Japanese - a list of ported clones. [980430]
http://www.vector.co.jp/vpack/filearea/dos/writing/edit/vi/

Premia CodeWrite - vi emulation
Doug Kellogg [980417] is using it: "It is up to version 5.1 and is published by Premia in Portland, Oregon, USA (www.premia.com) and is descended from the Sage Programmers Editor (SPE) from what was Polytron and is now Sage, also of Portland."
Charlie Guttenberg c_guttenberg@merge.com informed me [980414]: "Codewright is a programmer's editor made by the Premia Corp. Besides basic editing, it can tie into whatever sccs and build environments you may have. The version we have, V3.1e (1995), supports emulation of four editors: CUA, Epsilon, Brief, and good old vi."
Prepare Codewright HomePage: http://www.premia.com/

SpexEdit
Marketed by "Little Wing": Little Wing / 4618 JFK Blvd, Suite 176 / North Little Rock, Arkansas 72116 / (501)771-2408
Supports most of vi commands. Free demo disk available.