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Programmer's File Editor 1.01 ----------------------------- Welcome to Programmer's File Editor. This file is the place to start looking at the program: if you've not seen PFE before there's a synopsis of its main features; and if you've used earlier versions there's some essential information on major changes. Below you'll find      1. ABSTRACT           A brief list of PFE's main features      2. USING AND DISTRIBUTING PFE           The terms on which you can use it and pass it on      3. CONTACTING THE AUTHOR           How to pass on your criticisms, suggestions, bug reports           and maybe even praise      4. WHERE TO GET PFE           Places to look for PFE on the Internet and elsewhere      5. WHICH VERSION SHOULD YOU USE?           How to pick the most appropriate version      6. UPGRADING FROM PREVIOUS RELEASES           Important information if you're currently using an older           version of PFE      7. OTHER FILES YOU SHOULD LOOK AT           The other important text files in this release      8. THE FILES YOU SHOULD GET           What should be in your distribution set      9. INSTALLING PFE           How to install everything --- Alan Phillips     ( A.Phillips@lancaster.ac.uk )           ( http://www.lancs.ac.uk/people/cpaap/pfe ) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. ABSTRACT ----------- This is the 1.01 release of Programmer's File Editor, a large-capacity multi-file programming oriented editor for Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT 3.51 and 4.0 on Intel platforms, Windows 2000 on Intel platforms, and Windows 3.1x PFE includes the following features: - The size of file it can handle is limited only by the total amount of virtual memory available - No arbitrary limit on the number of lines a file can contain - It can edit multiple files, the number being limited only by the available system resources - Allows multiple edit windows showing the same file - Multi-level undo facility - Can read and write files in UNIX format using LF as line terminator, with automatic format detection - Line numbers can be shown in any edit window if required - Text can be copied and moved by dragging and dropping - Right-click mouse menus give access to commonly required functions - DOS commands such as compilers can be run with the output captured in an edit window - Commonly-used text can be inserted in a simple operation from template libraries - Fully-remappable keyboard, including two-key operation similar to MicroEMACS and mapping of Alt keys to functions - Keystrokes and menu commands can be recorded in replayable keyboard macros which can be collected into libraries - Files can be printed either in total, by line range, or selected text only - Files can be printed with two pages per sheet of paper in landscape mode or as booklets - Automatic line indenting and removal of trailing spaces - Automatic configuration of edit options depending on file type - Automatic configuration of tab sizes depending on file type
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