mrm@sceard.UUCP (M.R.Murphy) (10/21/88)
Please let me know via e-mail if you have ported TECO to Microport System V/286. Thanks, -- Mike Murphy Sceard Systems, Inc. 544 South Pacific St. San Marcos, CA 92069 ARPA: sceard!mrm@nosc.MIL BITNET: MURPHY@UCLACH UUCP: ucsd!sceard!mrm INTERNET: mrm%sceard.UUCP@ucsd.ucsd.edu
markh@squirrel.LABS.TEK.COM (Mark C. Henderson) (12/06/90)
In article <1990Dec04.235552.4027@dirtydog.ima.isc.com> karl@ima.isc.com (Karl Heuer) writes: >... >Anybody happen to know where the source to Unix teco might be archived? >I used to have a copy, but the source got deleted a few years ago. > >(You can praise modern screen editors all you want, but I've never seen any >tool that can beat TECO for tasks like "add one to each integer in the >buffer".) > >Karl W. Z. Heuer (karl@ima.isc.com or uunet!ima!karl), The Walking Lint You can find all sorts of TECO goodies available by anonymous ftp from usc.edu in ~ftp/pub/teco. This TECO archive is maintained by Pete Siemsen, siemsen%sol.usc.edu@usc.edu. The usc.edu archive includes two versions for Unix. One was originally written for Ultrix by Matt Fichtenbaum and features a VT100 scope mode (also runs under Sun OS). A version of the Ultrix Teco was posted to comp.sources.unix (volume 9). The other version (TECOC) runs nicely on MSDOS and VMS and with a little hacking also works well under SUN OS. The work on the Sun OS port is almost completed. This version has a couple of advantages over the Ultrix version, namely that data structures for the editing buffer are generally more efficient and that the code was written with portability to other operating systems in mind. Mark Henderson -- Mark C. Henderson, Computer Research Laboratory, Tektronix, Inc. MS 50-662, P.O. Box 500, Beaverton, OR 97077, U.S.A. INTERNET: markh@crl.labs.tek.com Tel: +1 503 627 6280 Fax: +1 503 627 5502 MCI MAIL: 378-4996 AT&T Mail: !mchenderson Telex: 6503784996MCI UW