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XEDIT

XEDIT is a visual editor for VM/CMS, primarily using block mode IBM 3270 terminals. It also works on line-mode terminals.

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PC and Unix adaptations

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History

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Macro language

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Typical screen layout

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Typical screen layout

Macro language

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PC and Unix adaptations

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XEDIT

Nodes45
Edges44
Triples110
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.044444
Components1

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XEDIT

Top relations

related to Typical screen layout · 32
XEDIT → Changing, CP/CMS, Defining, Displaying, Eliminating, End, File, Fixed, IBM, MOHICANS, Most IBM, Moving, Notable, PFKs, PREFIX, RANGE, RECFM, RESERVED, SCALE, SELECT
related to THE (The Hessling Editor) · 23
XEDIT → Amiga, August, BeOS, California, DOS, GPL-2, IBM Mainframe VM/CMS, KEDIT, La Jolla, Mark Hessling, Me/NT/2000/XP, OS/2, PDCurses, POSIX Unix, QNX, Regina, REXX, THE, The Hessling Editor, THE's
related to External links · 16
XEDIT → DOS, EE, KEDIT, KEDIT/KEXX, Mansfield Software Group, May, OS/2, Regina, Rex SwainKEXX Macros, S/REXX, SEDIT, The Hessling Editor, Unix, VM/370-R6 SixPack, Wayback Machine, Windows
related to history · 16
XEDIT → CMS, EDGAR, EDIT, EDIT SP, EXEC, IBM, IBM Program Product, Its, Lamberterie, Other, Rexx, Screen Output Simulation, SOS, SP, System Product, Xavier
related to KEDIT · 12
XEDIT → ALL, Although, By, December, KEDIT, KeditW, Mansfield Software Group, MS-DOS, OS/2, Some, The, Windows
related to PC and Unix adaptations · 4
XEDIT → IBM, To, Unix, When PCs
related to Macro language · 2
XEDIT → EXEC, Rexx
is a · 1
XEDIT → visual editor for VM/CMS

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kedit windows ibm rexx unix line editor terminals commands also lines example 3270 command kexx pc macros supports mansfield version

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
XEDITis avisual editor for VM/CMS0.90text
Regina is also required for THE's REXX macro capability.THE's authorinstance ofA REXX interpreter0.80text
Mark Hesslinginstance ofA REXX interpreter0.80text
discussed at the 1993 REXX conference in La Jollainstance ofA REXX interpreter0.80text
California why he created a new multi-platform text editorinstance ofA REXX interpreter0.80text
XEDITrelated to External linksKEDIT0.60section
XEDITrelated to External linksMansfield Software Group0.60section
XEDITrelated to External linksDOS0.60section
XEDITrelated to External linksOS/20.60section
XEDITrelated to External linksWindows0.60section
XEDITrelated to External linksKEDIT/KEXX0.60section
XEDITrelated to External linksRex SwainKEXX Macros0.60section

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