08-27-2017
Hi.
A Google search for
man xed turned up many hits, among them:
Linux Manpages Online - man.cx manual pages)
which produces:
Quote:
NAME
xed − text editor for X
SYNOPSIS
xed [-s] [-p string] [-nb] [-P] [-ttymode] [-fn font]
[-x N] [-nsb] [-help] [-version] [file]
DESCRIPTION
Xed is the standard text editor, conveniently re-written for use in the standard windowing system.
Xed is a completely backward-compatible implementation of the ed line-oriented text editor. See the ed(1) manual page for a description of the basic ed syntax and command set; what follows is a description of the features unique to xed.
OPTIONS
-s
Suppresses diagnostics.
−p string
Specifies a command prompt. This may be toggled on and off with the ’P’ command.
-nb
Turns off automatic file backup. By default, xed will back up a file to filename before writing to that file.
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