leif@erix.UUCP (Leif Samuelsson) (02/16/85)
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# Contents: README Makefile scame.1 config.sample BUGS scame.h k_funcs.h
echo x - README
sed 's/^@//' > "README" <<'@//E*O*F README//'
This is the editor called SCAME.
SCAME is just another one of those ersatz EMACS editors.
The purpose has been to make it look as much as possible like
EMACS on TOPS-20 and AMIS on TOPS-10 and VAX/VMS. A lot of
things are still missing, and some new facilities have been
added to make it fit in better with the UNIX philosophy.
HISTORY
SCAME was first implemented in 1980 on a PDP-11/70 running UNIX
v7 at the University of Linkoeping, Sweden. An old version is
still being used there in programming classes (They use EMACS on
DEC-20 and AMIS on DEC-10). The development was later moved,
first to a VAX running BSD 4.1 and most recently to a SUN
running BSD 4.2.
It has compiler switches for several different versions of UNIX,
but only the Berkeley version has been verified (to a degree).
It is not likely that it will run without modifications on a
PDP, especially not one without separate I&D. It is fairly
large, and always keep an entire buffer (file) in core.
HOW TO INSTALL SCAME
- Move the directory "lib" to be "/usr/lib/scame" or to
wherever you want it.
- Copy the file config.sample to be config.h and then edit it
to make sure that it applies to your installation.
Define your machine type and UNIX version, as well as paths
to special files and programs.
- Finally issue "make scame" and cross your fingers.
TERMINAL TYPES
SCAME uses TERMCAP to handle different terminal types.
The terminal must be a CRT with the following capabilities:
- Clear screen (cl)
- Cursor up (up)
- Direct cursor addressing (cm) OR
Cursor home (ho) and Cursor right (nd)
Scame will also use the following, if available:
al - Insert Line
bs - Backspace
bc - Backspace if not ^H
cd - Clear to end of display
ce - Clear to end of line
cr - Carriage Return
cs - Scroll Region
dl - Delete Line
ke - Out of Keypad Transmit mode
ks - Keypad Transmit mode
nl - New Line
so - Enter standout mode
sr - Scroll Reverse
se - Exit standout mode
ti - Start of programs which use cm
te - End of programs which use cm
km - Meta-key (This is a Boolean field saying that the terminal has
a META key which sets the most significant bit. It will
set the corresponding SCAME variable Hackmatic to 1 and
causes the terminal to run in raw mode)
For more information, read the documentation on TERMCAP in section 5
of the UNIX manual.
TEMPORARY FILES
SCAME uses a number of temporary files which are kept in a common
tmp-directory. To make SCAME restartable, these files will not be
deleted upon exit. Therefore, the files are not tied to any
specific invokation of SCAME, but rather to the process that invoked
SCAME (normally the login shell). A consequence is that the temp-
files will stay in the tmp-directory even after the user logs out,
and will need explicit deletion by somebody.
To do this, a special program called "scame-reaper" is used.
It checks the tmp-directory for any of SCAME's temp-files whose
processes have died and deletes them. It should be run often enough
to avoid cramming the tmp-directory and at least before every turn
of the process-counter or after restarting the system. In Linkoping
it is run by "cron" three times a day (3 am, 1pm and 5pm).
This is achieved by including the following line in the file
/usr/lib/crontab:
0 3,13,17 * * * /usr/lib/scame-reaper
BUGS
Plenty. If you find any, please let me know.
Send bug fixes to me, and I will post them to the net.
Here are some I know of already:
On machines without virtual memory, SCAME can't handle
files that are larger than about 44 kchars, due to the fact
that the current buffer is kept in primary memory.
SCAME can be very slow during some operations, very few
optimizations have been made.
There is a lot of documentation missing. (What did I do with it? :-)
THINGS TO COME
These are some things I think will be needed, and I will try
to make them come true one day.
M-T
M-Y
M-Q
C-M-\
C-X C-O
M-X Set Key
M-X Keep Matching Lines
M-X List Matching Lines
M-X Put Macro on Key
Query in kbd macro
Delete Hacking Tabs
Full recognition on all strings would be nice.
WARNING
If you would like to hack SCAME, be aware that the code is
unstructured and tricky. There are practically no comments.
COPYRIGHT
=========
All files in this distribution are copyrighted.
It is distributed gratis to anybody for non-commercial,
non-military use.
I would appreciate if installations were reported to me so
I know how widely it is being used. Also if you could keep me
posted about changes, bugs, opinions and statistics.
(e.g. how much you are using it).
Leif Samuelsson
Ericsson Information Systems AB
Advanced Workstations Division
S-126 25 STOCKHOLM
SWEDEN
phone: ..46 8 764 00 00
..{decvax, philabs}!mcvax!enea!erix!erisun!leif
@//E*O*F README//
chmod u=rw,g=r,o= README
echo x - Makefile
sed 's/^@//' > "Makefile" <<'@//E*O*F Makefile//'
CFLAGS= -O
SRC= main.c screen.c scame0.c scame1.c scame2.c io.c files.c strings.c \
macro.c k_funcs.c x_funcs.c disptab.c help.c search.c vars.c
INC= config.h scame.h k_funcs.h
OBJ= main.o screen.o scame0.o scame1.o scame2.o io.o files.o strings.o \
macro.o k_funcs.o x_funcs.o disptab.o help.o search.o vars.o
LIB= lib
scame: $(OBJ)
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o scame $(OBJ) -ltermlib
$(OBJ): $(INC)
@.c.o: ; $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c $*.c
scame-reaper: scame-reaper.c
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o scame-reaper scame-reaper.c
shar:
shar -c -v README Makefile scame.1 config.sample BUGS scame.h \
k_funcs.h > scame.shar.1
shar -c -v `find $(LIB) -print` tmp > scame.shar.2
shar -c -v main.c screen.c scame0.c scame1.c > scame.shar.3
shar -c -v scame2.c strings.c io.c files.c macro.c k_funcs.c \
> scame.shar.4
shar -c -v x_funcs.c disptab.c help.c search.c vars.c scame-reaper.c \
> scame.shar.5
@//E*O*F Makefile//
chmod u=rw,g=r,o= Makefile
echo x - scame.1
sed 's/^@//' > "scame.1" <<'@//E*O*F scame.1//'
@.pl 72
@.TH SCAME 1 1985-02-09
@.SH NAME
scame - a screen oriented text editor a la emacs
@.SH SYNOPSIS
@.I scame
[-n] [filename]
@.SH DESCRIPTION
@.PP
If
@.I filename
is specified,
@.I scame
will search through its buffers for it.
If it isn't found, it will be read in into a new buffer.
The flag -n will make
@.I scame
forget about earlier work, starting with a fresh buffer. This is hardly
ever necessary.
@.PP
@.ta 17
This is the
@.I scame
Command Chart:
@.nf
To get a C-A (Control-A) hold down the 'Ctrl'-key and type an 'A'.
If your terminal has a 'Meta'-key:
To get a M-A (Meta-A) hold down the 'Meta'-key and type an 'A'.
To get a C-M-A (Control-Meta-A) hold down both the 'Ctrl'-key and
the 'Meta'-key and type an 'A'.
If your terminal lacks 'Meta'-key:
To get a M-A (Meta-A) first type an 'Esc' and then an 'A'.
To get a C-M-A (Control-Meta-A) first type a C-Z and then an 'A'.
@.bp
@.I Control Characters:
C-@ ^R Set/Pop Mark
C-A ^R Beginning of Line
C-B ^R Backward Character
C-C ^R Exit To Shell
C-D ^R Delete Character
C-E ^R End Of Line
C-F ^R Forward Character
C-G ^R Quit
C-H (Backspace) ^R Backward Character
C-I (Tab) ^R Indent According to Mode
C-J (Linefeed) ^R Indent New Line
C-K ^R Kill Line
C-L ^R New Window
C-M ^R New Line
C-N ^R Down Real Line
C-O ^R Open Line
C-P ^R Up Real Line
C-Q ^R Quoted Insert
C-R ^R Reverse Search
C-S ^R Incremental Search
C-T ^R Transpose Characters
C-U ^R Universal Argument (Must be in the range 0..32767)
C-V ^R Next Screen
C-W ^R Kill Region
C-X is a prefix character. See below
C-Y ^R Un-Kill
C-Z ^R Prefix Control-Meta
C-[ (Escape) ^R Prefix Meta
C-\\ ^R Prefix Meta
C-_ ^R Help
C-^ ^R Prefix Control
RubOut ^R Backward Delete Character
@.bp
C-X is a prefix command with these subcommands:
C-X C-B List Buffers
C-X C-D ^R Directory Display
C-X C-F Find File
C-X Tab ^R Indent Rigidly
C-X C-L ^R Lowercase Region
C-X C-O ^R Delete Blank Lines
C-X C-S ^R Save File
C-X C-U ^R Uppercase Region
C-X C-V ^R Visit File
C-X C-W Write File
C-X C-X ^R Exchange Point and Mark
C-X C-Z ^R Exit To Shell
C-X ( ^R Start Kbd Macro
C-X ) ^R End Kbd Macro
C-X . ^R Set Fill Prefix
C-X 1 ^R One Window
C-X 2 ^R Two Windows
C-X ; ^R Set Comment Column
C-X = What Cursor Position
C-X B Select Buffer
C-X D ^R Dired
C-X E ^R Execute Kbd Macro
C-X H ^R Mark Whole Buffer
C-X K Kill Buffer
C-X L ^R Count Lines Page
C-X M Send Mail
C-X O ^R Other Window
C-X R Read Mail
C-X Z ^R Exit To Shell
C-X ^ ^R Grow Window
@.bp
@.I Meta Characters:
M-Return ^R Back to Indentation
M-! ^R Shell Command
M-% ^R Query Replace
M-( ^R Make ()
M-+ ^R Invoke Inferior Shell
M-0 .. M-9 ^R Autoargument
M-; ^R Indent for Comment
M-< ^R Goto Beginning
M-= ^R Count Lines Region
M-> ^R Goto End
M-@ ^R Mark Word
M-A ^R Backward Sentence
M-B ^R Backward Word
M-C ^R Uppercase Initial
M-D ^R Kill Word
M-E ^R Forward Sentence
M-F ^R Forward Word
M-G ^R Fill Region
M-I ^R Tab to Tab Stop
M-K ^R Kill Sentence
M-L ^R Lowercase Word
M-M ^R Back to Indentation
M-O is a prefix character (not documented)
M-T ^R Transpose Words
M-U ^R Uppercase Word
M-V ^R Previous Screen
M-W ^R Copy Region
M-X Instant Extended Command (see below)
M-\\ ^R Delete Horizontal Space
M-^ ^R Delete Indentation
M-~ ^R Buffer Not Modified
M-RubOut ^R Backward Kill Word
@.I Control-Meta Characters:
C-M-% ^R Query Replace
C-M-L ^R Log Out
C-M-M ^R Back to Indentation
C-M-T ^R Display Date
C-M-V ^R Scroll Other Window
C-M-W ^R Append Next Kill
C-M-X Extended Command (same as M-X)
C-M-Z ^R Exit
Most printable characters, i e non-control non-meta characters,
are self-inserting.
@.bp
@.ta 30 38
@.I Extended commands:
(T means toggle)
M-X Ada Mode For editing ADA programs
M-X Auto Fill Mode A minor mode, useful when entering text
M-X C Mode For editing C programs
M-X CBREAK Mode Enable signals from kbd. OS dependent.
M-X Change Directory Change the working directory
M-X Check Mail Tell if there is new mail
M-X Default Mode Set mode according to file type.
M-X Delete Matching Lines Delete all lines containing a pattern.
M-X Dired Call the Dired program (if available).
M-X Find File Find the buffer with a certain file in it.
M-X Fundamental Mode When nothing else applies
M-X Insert Character Given an argument, inserts the character
with the corresponding ASCII code
M-X Insert File Asks for a file to insert at point
M-X Kill Buffer Remove a buffer and its contents.
M-X Lisp Mode For editing LisP code
M-X List Buffers Show a list of existing buffers.
M-X Load Kbd Macro Read keyboard macro from a file.
M-X Overwrite Mode A minor mode for overwrite instead of insert.
M-X Pascal Mode For editing Pascal programs.
M-X Push to Shell Invokes a (temporary) inferior Shell.
M-X Read Mail Invoke the mail program.
M-X Replace String Replace from point to end of buffer
(not query)
M-X Revert File Restores file from disk
M-X Rot 13 Region Encrypt/decrypt offensive text.
M-X Save Kbd Macro Write keyboard macro to a file.
M-X Select Buffer Change to another buffer.
M-X Send Mail Mail current buffer to somebody.
M-X Set Key Put a function on a key.
M-X Set Variable Given an argument, will change the value
of a variable
M-X Sort Buffer Sort all lines in alphabetical order.
M-X Stop Stop scame temporarily.
M-X Swedish Mode For editing swedish text
M-X Tabify Convert spaces into tabs where possible,
starting from point.
M-X Undo Try to undo the last command. Only some
commands may be undone.
M-X View File Show a file without creating a new buffer.
M-X View Variable Show the value of a named variable
M-X View Working Directory Type out the current working directory
M-X Wall Chart Make a command chart of current bindings.
M-X What Cursor Position Show stats on the echo-line.
M-X Write File
M-X Write Region Write out the region to a file.
(Does not change the current filename).
@.bp
@.ta 23 30 38
@.I Variables:
(default values within parentheses, L means local to buffer,
M means dependent on Mode)
Auto Fill Mode (0 L) Controls the corresponding minor mode.
Auto Push Point Option (500) Controls wether to set mark after search.
Bottom Display Margin (100) Don't let cursor past this percentage
of screen.
Comment Column (33) Used by M-; to decide where to start
a comment.
Display Matching Paren (M L)
Fill Column (72 L) Used by Fill Region and Auto Fill Mode to
decide where to break lines.
Hackmatic Will be nonzero if the terminal
has a META-key.
Mail Check Interval (100) How often to check for mail. (0 -> never);
Overwrite Mode (0 L) Controls the corresponding minor mode.
Quote Char (17) Character to quote next char. (Normally ^Q)
Search Backward (18) Backward search character in
Reverse I-Search. (^R)
Search Exit Char (27) Character to exit I-Search and do
nothing. (Escape)
Search Forward (19) Forward search character in I-Search. (^S)
System Output Holding If nonzero, will make scame ignore ^S
(0) and ^Q, using C-] for C-S
and C-^ for C-Q instead.
Tab Self Insert (0) Controls the action of TAB when in
Pascal or C Mode.
Top Display Margin (0) Don't let cursor in this percentage
of screen.
@.bp
@.fi
@.I Terminal types:
You can specify what kind of terminal you are using by including
the following line in your file .profile (which is executed
every time you log in):
TERM=<terminal type>; export TERM
where <terminal type> is one of the names listed in the file
/etc/termcap
If you are using the C-shell, i\.e\. the one with the % prompt,
you should have the line "set term=<terminal type>" in
the file \.login instead.
@.I Startup scripts
@.br
The file .scamerc is executed the first time
@.I scame
is started
from a particular shell. This is a file containing a keyboard
macro, i.e. the same command sequences that are used from the
keyboard. It is searched for in the current directory, in the
home directory and finally in the SCAMELIB directory.
The easiest way to create this file is to define a keyboard
macro in
@.I scame
and then write it out using M-X Save Kbd
Macro.
@.I Mode Hooks
@.br
In the same way, the file .scamerc_<modename> is executed
every time a buffer is set to a major mode with name
<modename>. I.e. the file $HOME/.scamerc_pascal is executed
when entering Pascal Mode.
If you run into any problems with
@.I scame,
let me know.
@.br
@.SH DIAGNOSTICS
@.SH FILES
/usr/scame/lib/*
@.br
/usr/scame/tmp/Snnnnnnnnnn.x
@.br
@.SH AUTHOR
Leif Samuelsson
@.br
leif@erisun.UUCP or ..decvax!mcvax!enea!erix!erisun!leif
@//E*O*F scame.1//
chmod u=rw,g=r,o= scame.1
echo x - config.sample
sed 's/^@//' > "config.sample" <<'@//E*O*F config.sample//'
/* SCAME config.h */
/* Revision 1.0.0 1985-02-09 */
/* Copyright 1985 by Leif Samuelsson */
/* Define one of VAX, PDP11, SUN, HP9000 */
# define VAX
/* Define one of V7, S5, BSD42 */
# define BSD42
/* Locate these directories. Note that TMPDIR must be rw to everyone. */
# define SCAMELIB "/usr/scame/lib"
# define TMPFILE "/usr/scame/tmp/S%05d%05d."
# define MAILDIR "/usr/spool/mail"
/* Locate these programs. If a program does not exist, comment out line. */
# define GREP "/bin/grep"
# define MAIL "/usr/ucb/Mail"
# define SORT "/usr/bin/sort"
/* Define format for naming backup files. */
/* Note that %s is the original filename with path removed. */
#ifdef BSD42
# define BACKUPNAME "%s.BAK"
#else
# define BACKUPNAME "%9s.BAK"
#endif
/* Initial value for Mail Check Interval (0 means never) */
#ifdef HP9000
# define MAILCHECKINTERVAL 0 /* Bug in HP9000 implementation */
#else
# define MAILCHECKINTERVAL 100
#endif
/* These constants set maximum screen width and height */
# define SCRDIMX 80
# define SCRDIMY 24
@//E*O*F config.sample//
chmod u=rw,g=r,o= config.sample
echo x - BUGS
sed 's/^@//' > "BUGS" <<'@//E*O*F BUGS//'
Negative arguments don't work.
Symbolic links are handled badly.
Ownership of files are changed by writefile().
vfile() can't handle binary text
C-U 0 C-X E Repeat until error, doesn't work.
@//E*O*F BUGS//
chmod u=rw,g=r,o=r BUGS
echo x - scame.h
sed 's/^@//' > "scame.h" <<'@//E*O*F scame.h//'
/* SCAME scame.h */
/* Revision 1.0.0 1985-02-09 */
/* Copyright (C) 1985 by Leif Samuelsson */
# include "config.h"
# include <stdio.h>
# include <signal.h>
# include <sys/types.h>
# include <sys/stat.h>
typedef int (*funcp)();
typedef char Bool;
/* typedef enum {FALSE, TRUE} Bool; */
/* Some useful macros */
# define min(I,J) ((I) < (J) ? (I) : (J))
# define max(I,J) ((I) > (J) ? (I) : (J))
# define abs(X) ((X) < 0 ? -(X) : (X))
# define sign(X) ((X) >= 0 ? 1 : -1)
# define pswap(I,J) { char *h; h=I; I=J; J=h; }
#ifdef COMMENT
# define upcase(c,nat) ((((c) & 0177) >= 'a' && \
(((c) & 0177) <= ((nat) ? '}' : 'z'))) ? (c & 0337) : (c))
# define lowcase(c,nat) ((nat) ? nlocasarr[c] : locasearr[c])
#endif
# define upcase(c,nat) ((nat) ? nupcasarr[c] : upcasearr[c])
# define lowcase(c,nat) ((((c) & 0177) >= 'A' && \
(((c) & 0177) <= ((nat) ? ']' : 'Z'))) ? (c | 0040) : (c))
# define NIL (char *) 0
# define FALSE '\0'
# define TRUE '\001'
# define GET 0
# define PUT 1
# define BELL '\007'
# define ESC '\033'
# define DEL '\177'
# define FILENAMESIZE 80
# define MAXBUFS 20
# define BUFNAMESIZE 10
# define GAPSIZE 1000L
# define GAPDIST SCRDIMY*SCRDIMX
# define LASTINPUTSIZE 60 /* Number of input characters remembered */
/* for the HELP L function */
# define TABWID 8
/* Error codes */
enum errcode_t {A2W, BF, BTF, CCF, FTB, FTF, ILA, ILQ, MTF, NIB, NKM, NSB,
NSF, NYI, O1W, RKM, SSF, UBK};
/* Major Modes */
enum majormode_t {ADA, C, FUNDAMENTAL, LISP, PASCAL, SWEDISH};
/* Minor Modes */
struct minmodstruct {
long autofill,
overwrite
};
struct gvarstruct { /* Global Variables */
long auto_push_point_option,
bottom_display_margin,
cbreak_mode,
commcol,
hackmatic, /* Set by ME in termcap if term has Meta-key */
mail_check_interval,
quote_char,
search_backward,
search_exit_char,
search_forward,
system_output_holding, /* XX in termcap */
tab_self_insert,
top_display_margin;
};
struct tabstruct {
char *name;
char *pointer;
};
struct comstruct { char *name; int (*funcp)(); };
extern struct comstruct x_comtab[];
extern funcp disptab[512], c_x_disptab[128], m_o_disptab[128];
/* various quantities */
enum quantity_t {WORD, LINE, SENTENCE, REGION, PARAGRAPH, BUFFER};
struct lvarstruct {
long disp_matching_paren,
fillcolumn;
};
struct bufstruct {
char name[BUFNAMESIZE];
char filename[FILENAMESIZE];
int dot;
int home;
enum majormode_t majormode;
Bool modified;
time_t mtime;
struct minmodstruct minormodes;
struct lvarstruct lvars;
};
extern char *sbrk(), *getenv(), *getenv(), *tgetstr();
extern FILE *popen();
/* variables defined in main.c */
extern char currentdir[], commandprompt[], *dot, *buf, *z,
*home, *oldhome, screen[SCRDIMY][SCRDIMX+1],
oldscreen[SCRDIMY][SCRDIMX+1], *modes[], tempfile[], lastinput[],
more[], *mark[], fillprefix[], tmpmode_string[], scamelib[],
*otherdot, *otherhome, *gaps, *gape, kbdmacfile[],
killbuffile[], *away, *username, mailfile[];
extern Bool killing, typing, xarg, xxarg, defining_kbd_mac, quiet,
updateflag, echobusy, control_prefix, meta_prefix, savearg,
pop_pending, savehpos;
extern int cmdchar, screenlen, screenwidth, cury, curx, linpos,
noofbufs, bufno, oldbuf, pipeup[], pipedown[], ppid, uid,
lstindex, wintop, winbot, windows, otherbuf,
upcasearr[], nupcasarr[],
kbdmfd, execfd, oldhpos, recursive_level;
extern long arg, bufsize, chkmailcnt;
extern struct bufstruct buftab[], cb;
extern struct gvarstruct gvars;
/* procedures defined in scame0.c */
extern echo(), outchar(), cur(), update(), tmodlin(), stty(),
findxy(), delchar(), insertstr(), refresh(), pushpopmark(),
prevscreen(), closegap(), whatcursorposition(),
comment(), extended(), markquant(), rot13_region(), stop(),
findmode(),insertfile(), revertfile();
extern int inchar(), instring();
extern long backchar();
extern Bool insertc(), getfilename(), incbuf(), gapto();
/* variables in scame1.c */
extern char oldsstr[];
/* procedures defined in scame1.c */
extern clearecho(), selectbuffer(),
exec(), tabify(), savescame(), help(),
listbuffers(), fixbuftab(), findfile(), kbuffer(),
hangup(), vfile(), apropos();
extern Bool restart(), wtmp(), rtmp(), typeout(), getbuffer();
/* procedures defined in search.c */
extern void isearch(), queryreplace(), replace();
extern Bool search();
/* variables defined in io.c */
extern int hpos, vpos;
extern char *AL, *CE, *CS, *DL;
/* procedures defined in io.c */
extern setupterm(), inittypeaheadcheck(), cls(), cleol(), cur(),
pchar(), pstring(), outchar(), strnout(), strnprep(),
invmod(), vt100a(), ttypad(), errmes(), echo(), push(),
unget(), gettermtype(), ttycbreak(), blockmove(), vtscroll();
extern Bool typeahead();
extern int instring(), inchar(), getline();
extern short yesorno();
extern char *func_name(), *key_name();
extern funcp getfuncname();
/* variables in scame2.c */
extern char oldshellcommand[], oldmailname[];
/* procedures in scame2.c */
extern changedir(), viewworkingdir(), delblanklines(),
shellcommand(), flush_matching_lines(),
onewindow(), twowindows(), otherwindow(), scrollotherwindow(),
growwindow(), sortbuf(), saveforundo(), undo(), viewfile(),
writeregion(), fillregion(), justifyregion(), setfcol(),
breakline();
/* macro.c */
extern definekbdmac(), savekbdmac(), loadkbdmac(), execfile();
/* x_funcs.c */
extern x_adamode(), x_autofillmode(), x_ovwrtmode(), x_cbreakmode(),
x_checkmail(), x_cmode(), x_dired(),
x_flush_matching_lines(), x_fundamentalmode(),
x_inschr(), x_insertfile(), x_lispmode(), x_loadkbdmac(),
x_pascalmode(), x_replace(), x_revert_file(),
x_savekbdmac(), x_set_key(),
x_setvariable(), x_sortbuf(),
x_swedishmode(), x_tabify(), x_viewfile(),
x_wallchart(), x_rot13_region();
/* vars.c */
extern setvariable(), viewvariable();
/* files.c */
extern buildfilename(), cleanfilename();
extern Bool fileexists(), filnprep(), filncpy(), filncat();
extern time_t filemodified();
extern off_t filesize();
#ifndef BSD4_2
extern Bool getwd();
#endif
/* Procedures in strings.c */
extern basename(), initupcase();
extern int strsize(), strsub();
extern Bool strneq(), isblank(), endofquantp();
extern char *index(), *rindex();
@//E*O*F scame.h//
chmod u=rw,g=,o= scame.h
echo x - k_funcs.h
sed 's/^@//' > "k_funcs.h" <<'@//E*O*F k_funcs.h//'
/* SCAME k_funcs.h */
/* Revision 1.0.0 1985-02-09 */
/* Copyright 1985 by Leif Samuelsson */
extern int
k_appendnextkill(), k_ascii(), k_backchar(),
k_backdelchar(), k_backkillword(), k_backtoindent(),
k_backword(), k_begofbuf(), k_begli(),
k_begse(), k_bell(),
k_c_m_prefix(), k_c_prefix(), k_c_x_dispatch(),
k_capitalizeword(), k_comment(), k_copyregion(),
k_cntlpg(), k_countlregion(), k_delblanklines(),
k_delchar(), k_delhorizspace(), k_delindent(), k_digit(),
k_dired(), k_dispdate(), k_downline(), k_edt_0(),
k_edt_8(), k_edt_comma(), k_edt_dash(), k_edt_pf4(),
k_enddefkbdmac(), k_endofbuf(), k_endli(),
k_endse(), k_exchgdotmark(), k_executekbdmac(),
k_exit(), k_exit_to_shell(), k_extended(), k_fillregion(),
k_findfile(), k_forwchar(), k_forwword(), k_growwindow(),
k_help(), k_indentregion(), k_indnewline(), k_insertc(),
k_instab(), k_isearch(), k_killbuffer(), k_killline(),
k_killregion(), k_killsentence(), k_killword(),
k_listbuffers(), k_listdir(), k_logout(),
k_lowcaseregion(), k_locasw(), k_m_o_dispatch(),
k_m_prefix(), k_mailbuffer(), k_makeparens(),
k_markbuffer(), k_markword(), k_metadigit(), k_negarg(), k_newline(),
k_newwindow(), k_nextscreen(), k_notmodified(),
k_onewindow(), k_openline(), k_otherwindow(),
k_prevscreen(), k_push(), k_pushpopmark(),
k_queryreplace(), k_quote(), k_readmail(),
k_risearch(), k_savefile(), k_scrollotherwindow(),
k_selectbuffer(), k_setcommcol(), k_setfcol(),
k_setfillprefix(), k_shellcmd(), k_sis(),
k_startdefkbdmac(), k_tab(), k_transchar(), k_trnsword(),
k_twowindows(),
k_ubk(), k_univarg(), k_upcaseregion(), k_upcwd(),
k_upline(), k_visitfile(), k_void(), k_whatcursorpos(),
k_writefile(), k_yank();
@//E*O*F k_funcs.h//
chmod u=rw,g=r,o= k_funcs.h
echo Inspecting for damage in transit...
temp=/tmp/shar$$; dtemp=/tmp/.shar$$
trap "rm -f $temp $dtemp; exit" 0 1 2 3 15
cat > $temp <<\!!!
158 838 4756 README
27 121 890 Makefile
299 1501 8401 scame.1
41 169 1041 config.sample
9 30 196 BUGS
218 771 6220 scame.h
40 125 1712 k_funcs.h
792 3555 23216 total
!!!
wc README Makefile scame.1 config.sample BUGS scame.h k_funcs.h | sed 's=[^ ]*/==' | diff -b $temp - >$dtemp
if [ -s $dtemp ]
then echo "Ouch [diff of wc output]:" ; cat $dtemp
else echo "No problems found."
fi
exit 0