Schilly-VED

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Author: Jorge Schilling

Author: Jörg Schilling

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This editor looks like a combination of VI and Emacs. It uses Termcap. It explains why.

per the man page:

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Author may be Maintainer.

Wikipedia is intended for older editors of historical interest that are no longer available, but have a Wikipedia entry documenting them. If there isn't a Wikipedia entry, but there is another page documenting the editor, call it Information and use that page instead. Omit this entry for current editors.

Ved (visual editor) is a small and very fast screen-oriented
editor that implements a user interface somewhere between vi
and emacs. It is powerful and easy to learn, it has no lim-
itations on line length and the type of characters that may
appear in a file. It has almost no limitations on file size
and supports editing of large files (files > 2 GB) if the OS
has large file support.

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Download may be used instead of Homepage, like stuff hosted on TextEditors because the Homepage is dead. If downloads may be reached through the Homepage, omit it.

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Manual may be a link to online documentation. This is primarily for older editors no longer commonly available. If the editor has a current homepage though which documentation may be obtained, omit it.

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 Author: Jörg Schilling
 Homepage: http://schilytools.sourceforge.net/ved.html
 Wikipedia: 
 Download:
 Manual: http://schilytools.sourceforge.net/man/man1/ved.1.html
 Family:
 Platform: Unix
 License:

per the man page:

Ved (visual editor) is a small and very fast screen-oriented

     editor that implements a user interface somewhere between vi
     and emacs.  It is powerful and easy to learn, it has no lim-
     itations  on line length and the type of characters that may
     appear in a file.  It has almost no limitations on file size
     and supports editing of large files (files > 2 GB) if the OS
     has large file support.

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