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TE is a text editor for small environments. |
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TE is a text editor for CP/M. |
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The 'te' text editor is screen oriented, and can be easily adapted to a lot of computers. |
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The te text editor is small, humble and useful. |
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It has the basic editing capabilities plus cut, copy & paste, find / find next string, etc. |
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It edits the full text in memory, so your system must leave enough free TPA for the text, after te is loaded and running. |
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This text editor can be very useful in small environments or rescue disks. |
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It's screen oriented, and can be easily adapted to a lot of computers. |
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Originally designed for CP/M computers, it has been successfully ported to Windows, GNU/Linux? and DOS. |
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It has some useful functionalities for programmers: * autocompletion of [], {}, (), "", '', /* */. * auto-indentation. * lists. * macros. |
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It can be easily adapted to a wide range of machines and/or operating systems, by editing a small source code file, in order to tell the program the screen size, and writing three or four tiny C functions to clear the screen, etc. |
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It can be easily adapted to a wide range of machines, by editing a small source code file, in order to tell the program how to clear the screen, etc. The TECF configuration tool is supplied in order to adjust some TE generic options to your taste, if needed, like key bindings, screen size, etc. |
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* Amstrad PCW and CP/M Plus (31x90 VT52 like terminal). * Amstrad CPC and CP/M Plus (24x80 VT52 like terminal). * Spectrum +3 and CP/M Plus (23x51 VT52 like terminal). * K. Murakami's CP/M emulator (25x80 VT100/Ansi?). * Takeda Toshiya's CP/M emulator (25x80 VT100/Ansi?). * Generic 25x80 VT100 and WordStar keys. * Kaypro II, 4 and 10 (24x80 ADM-3A like terminal), contributed by Stephen S. Mitchell (thanks!). Adaptations for other OS are: * Windows 32 bit (25x80), compiled with Pelles C and its 'conio.h' library. * DOS (25x80), compiled with Turbo C, and its 'conio.h' library. * GNU/Linux? (24x80), compiled with GCC and ncurses. |
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* te_pcw : Amstrad PCW and CP/M Plus (31x90 VT52 like terminal). * te_cpc3 : Amstrad CPC and CP/M Plus (24x80 VT52 like terminal). * te_spec : Spectrum +3 and CP/M Plus (23x51 VT52 like terminal). * te_mur : K. Murakami's CP/M emulator (25x80 VT100/Ansi?). * te_tak : Takeda Toshiya's CP/M emulator (25x80 VT100/Ansi?). * te_ws100: Generic 25x80 VT100 and WordStar keys. * te_kp : Kaypro II, 4 and 10 (24x80 ADM-3A like terminal), contributed by Stephen S. Mitchell (thanks!). * te_px8 : Epson PX-8 "Geneva". * te_ansi : Generic 25x80 ANSI terminal, including (translated) keyboard escape sequences. * te_apple: Apple II with SoftCard?, a 24x80 SOROC IQ 120 / 140 terminal and WordStar keys. The source and binay projects files are at: |
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Screenshot: |
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https://github.com/MiguelVis/te |
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https://camo.githubusercontent.com/92bd28e03427c2f7f1090a25206fe8006fcaaa13c0232c656a405ad655ee10af/687474703a2f2f7777772e666c6f707079736f6674776172652e65732f696d616765732f63706d2d74652e6a7067 |
TE is a text editor for CP/M.
Author: Miguel García / FloppySoftware? Homepage: http://www.floppysoftware.es/te.html Family: TinyEditors, CPMEditorFamily, 8bitMicroFamily?, WordStarFamily Platform: CP/M License: GNU General Public License (freeware) Screenshot: https://camo.githubusercontent.com/92bd28e03427c2f7f1090a25206fe8006fcaaa13c0232c656a405ad655ee10af/687474703a2f2f7777772e666c6f707079736f6674776172652e65732f696d616765732f63706d2d74652e6a7067
The te text editor is small, humble and useful.
It edits the full text in memory, so your system must leave enough free TPA for the text, after te is loaded and running.
It's screen oriented, and can be easily adapted to a lot of computers.
It has some useful functionalities for programmers:
It can be easily adapted to a wide range of machines, by editing a small source code file, in order to tell the program how to clear the screen, etc.
The TECF configuration tool is supplied in order to adjust some TE generic options to your taste, if needed, like key bindings, screen size, etc.
The CP/M version is developed using MESCC (Mike's Enhanced Small C Compiler - my own version of Small C).
Current CP/M adaptations are:
The source and binay projects files are at:
https://github.com/MiguelVis/te