eric@eklektik.UUCP (/dev/tty000) (04/11/90)
In article <419@cmsfl> duncan@cmsfl@labtam.oz (Duncan Goode) writes: >In article <6685@fy.sei.cmu.edu>, jol@sei.cmu.edu (Eel O'Nuj) writes: >> Is there a vi for Amiga? If it exists, how can I get it? >I currently use a version of vi that has been ported to many computers and >has faithfuly been port to the Amiga. The program is steVIe, and it comes >complete with source listing and docs and its PD. > What more could you ask for!!! Um, how about multi-file capability, mouse support, an ARexx interface, and extended (ex) commands? These, and more, are part of my vi emulator for Uedit. I'm currently working on version 2, and hope to go into beta test in a few weeks. (Yes, I know version 1.3 was a long time ago--patience...) -- --------------------------------------- Eric Kennedy (formerly ejkst@pitt.UUCP, still trying to figure out a path to this place...)
dfrancis@tronsbox.UUCP (Dennis Francis Heffernan) (04/12/90)
RE VI on the Amy Actually, I'd like to see one that took up LESS ram than UEdit. Stevie used more, so I gave up on it and switched to using UEdit for everything. Dennis Francis Heffernan | "Great spirits have always dfrancis@tronsbox | encountered violent opposition ...uunet!tronsbox!dfrancis | from mediocre minds" Killer GM- Reasonable fees | --Albert Einstein
monty@sagpd1.UUCP (Monty Saine) (04/13/90)
Along this line, did Manx improve "z" with the 5.0 version ? I am still using the version that came with 3.4 and it works but..... it is not to robust. As a related note. Manx, is there an upgrade path from 3.4 to 5.0 or do I just need to buy it again? Monty Saine