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具有IDE功能的编辑器

Cooledit v3.17.5  by  Paul Sheer   psheer /AT/ icon.co.za
See the file COPYING for copying permissions.
See the file INSTALL on how to build and install cooledit.

This distribution was created on 27 October 2001.

Cooledit is a full featured text editor for the X Window System,
with 3D widgets and multiple edit windows. See Features below
for more info.

(This file is a plain-text copy of the man page cooledit.1)


CONTENTS:
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1: NAME
2: USAGE
3: DISCLAIMER
4: DESCRIPTION
5: OPTIONS
6: Commandline examples
7: MAILING LIST
8: Features
9: HINT MESSAGES
10: DEFAULT KEY DEFINITIONS
11: EMERGENCIES
12: KEY REDEFINING
13: SPELL CHECK AS YOU TYPE
14: UNICODE, UCS AND UTF-8 SUPPORT
15: THE INTERACTIVE GRAPHICAL DEBUGGER
16: PYTHON MACRO PROGRAMMING
17: SYNTAX HIGHLIGHTING
18: COLOURS
19: HTML SYNTAX HIGHLIGHTING
20: COMPLETION
21: DRAG AND DROP
22: SCRIPT EXECUTION
23: WORD PROCESSOR MODE - AUTO PARAGRAPH FORMATTING
24: MISCELLANEOUS USAGE
25: Running Make and Man
26: Search and Replace
27: OPTIONS MENU
28: FURTHER BEHAVIOURAL OPTIONS
29: NATIVE LANGUAGE SUPPORT (NLS) AND INTERNATIONAL CHARACTERS
30: COMPOSING INTERNATIONAL CHARACTERS
31: BINARY FILES
32: TABBING OPTIONS
33: ANTI-ALIASED FONT SUPPORT
34: FONTS
35: SPECIFYING FONTS
36: FILES
37: ENVIRONMENT
38: THANKS
39: STATISTICS OF COOLEDIT USAGE
40: LICENSE
41: AVAILABILITY
42: SEE ALSO
43: AUTHORS
44: BUGS






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NAME
       cooledit-3.17.5 - Full featured text editor for the X Win-
       dow System, Version 11.

USAGE
       cooledit    [-AabCEhiPsSUVv?]     [options]     [[+<line>]
       [<path>/]<file>] [[+<line>] [<path>/]<file>] ...

DISCLAIMER
       The  information in this file is provided without warranty
       for its accuracy or completeness. Use of this file or  its
       information is entirely at your own risk.

DESCRIPTION
       This is a portable, fast X Window text editor with beauti-
       ful 3D widgets. It requires only the X11 library  to  run.
       The  engine is the same as that used for the internal edi-
       tor of the Midnight Commander and  hence  cooledit  repre-
       sents  a X Window version of that editor. The library that
       comes with Cooledit is now standalone. You can use  it  to
       write  your  own Cool applications. Check out the included
       programs Coolman and Smalledit.

OPTIONS
       -d, -display <display>
              The X server and display you would like to  display
              to.

       -g, -geom, -geometry <geometry>
              Main  window  size  and  position on the screen, eg
              cooledit  -geom  630x490+95+5.   If   cooledit   is
              envoked  with  the  size, the size will be saved on
              exit. If cooledit is envoked with the position, the
              position  will  be saved on exit.  cooledit -geom +
              envokes the default size.

       -lines <n>
              Size of the edit window in text lines.

       -columns <n>
              Size of the edit window in mean character widths.

       -vis, --visual <visual-class> (experimental)
              Without this option, the visual class  is  selected
              from  a list of preferred classes and depth ranges.
              Use cooledit -vis help for more information.

       -C, -cmap, --own-colormap (experimental)
              Force use of own colormap. If Cooledit  is  started
              after  other colour-hungry application, and you are
              using one of the colour-palette visuals (like Pseu-
              doColor)  the  colors  may look poor. In this case,
              use this option  for  a  separate  colour  palette.
              (Contact  me if you are forced to use this option.)



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       -defcmap, --default-colormap (experimental)
              Force use  of  default  colormap.  If  Cooledit  is
              started  with a visual other than the default, then
              it creates its own colormap.  This  overrides  this
              behaviour.   (Contact  me  if you are forced to use
              this option.)

       --edit-bg <nn>
              Editor  background   colour.   Rather   edit   your
              ~/.cedit/.cooledit.ini  file,  look  for the option
              option_editor_bg_normal and others. This can  be  0
              to 26. Useful options are probably only 1 and 0 for
              dark blue and black.

       -bg, --background-color <color>
              Specifies the background color for  a  solid  back-
              ground.  If <color> is igloo (default) then a back-
              ground color is not used, and the background is set
              to the igloo logo.

       -R, --foreground-red <value>
              Red  component  of  actual  widget colors (buttons,
              windows), default: 0.9.

       -G, --foreground-green <value>
              Green component, default: 1.1.

       -B, --foreground-blue <value>
              Blue component, default: 1.4.

       -f, -fn, -font <font-name>
              The font you would like to use. (See FONTS  below.)
              If  <font-name>  is  default  then the default font
              8x13bold is invoked. If <font-name>  is  -?  or  -h
              then a list of example fonts are printed. If <font-
              name> is a number, then the example  font  of  that
              number is used, eg cooledit -font 3

       -no-fontset, --no-fontset
              Turns off use of font sets under X. X has two meth-
              ods of drawing fonts: the old "fontstruct" or "raw"
              method  and  the  new font set method. The font set
              method properly interprets locales and their  char-
              acters sets and is required for creating an X Input
              Method (for  inputting  international  characters).
              Unfortunately,  not  all X servers understand UTF-8
              (Unicode) encoding, hence the old "raw" method  may
              be required when used with --utf8-interpretation.

       -utf8, --utf8-interpretation
              Should  be used in conjunction with --no-fontset if
              required. Enable UTF-8 interpretation. Use for Uni-
              code encoded files.




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       --anti-aliasing
              This is depreciated, use font-name/3 instead.

       --interchar-spacing <n>
              Add  extra  pixels of space between each character.
              This  option  works  with   --anti-aliasing   only.
              (Default is 0.)

       --interwidget-spacing <n>
              Spacing  between  widgets  in  dialog  boxes.  Make
              larger for a more spacious. Different defaults  for
              different looks.

       --look [gtk|cool|next]
              Cooledit  can  emulate  the  look  of a Gtk or NeXT
              application. Gtk is now the default,  although  you
              can  invoke  the old look with cooledit --look cool
              --widget-font default.  There is some complexity in
              setting  options  for looks: certain settings, like
              --interwidget-spacing and --font are saved on exit,
              hence  switching  looks  may inherit incorrect set-
              tings. Note that the default Gtk font for real  Gtk
              applications    is   -adobe-helvetica-medium-r-nor-
              mal--*-120-*-*-*-*-*-*,  which  is  very  close  to
              -winfonts-arial-medium-r-nor-
              mal-*-*-120-*-*-*-*-*-*.

       --red-first
              For  LCD  displays  use   R-G-B   pixel   ordering.
              (Default.)

       --blue-first
              For LCD displays use B-G-R pixel ordering. Try both
              of these options and see which looks better.

       -S, --suppress-load-files
              Don't load saved desktop on startup.

       -U, --suppress-load-options
              Don't load any saved options on startup.

       -E, -no-override
              Command line must not override any options  already
              set in the initialisation file.

       -I, --use-initialisation-file <file>
              Use   alternative   intialisation   file.  Default:
              ~/.cedit/.cooledit.ini

       -i, --all-characters
              Display characters outside of locale if  there  are
              glyphs for them.  This does not work if you did not
              specify the font completely - Cooledit  would  then
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              locale characters to be printed).   See  FONTS  for
              more  information. Default: display only isgraph(3)
              characters - i.e. characters  printable  under  the
              current locale.

       --word-wrap <length>
              The  maximum  length  of  a  line. See the next two
              options.

       --type-writer
              This option causes a newline to  be  inserted  when
              the line you are typing becomes longer than --word-
              wrap length.

       --auto-paragraph
              This is a more advanced form of the  option  above:
              it  causes  the  entire paragraph to be reformatted
              with each edit of a paragraph.  See WORD  PROCESSOR
              MODE below.

       -t, -tab, --tab-spacing <spacing>
              Interpret  the tab character as being the length of
              <spacing> characters.  Default  is  8.  You  should
              avoid  using  other than 8 since most other editors
              and text viewers assume a tab  spacing  of  8.  Use
              -fake-half-tabs  to simulate a smaller tab spacing.

       -s, -space, --space-filled-tabs
              Never insert a  tab  space.  Rather  insert  spaces
              (ascii 20h) to fill to the desired tab size.

       -nospace, --no-space-filled-tabs
              Default.

       -a, --auto-indent
              Pressing return will tab across to match the inden-
              tation of the first line above that has text on  it
              (default).

       -noautoi, --no-auto-indent
              Turn off auto tabs.

       -b, --backspace-through-tabs
              Make a single backspace delete all the space to the
              left margin if there is no text between the  cursor
              and the left margin.

       -noback, --no-backspace-through-tabs
              Default.

       -half, --fake-half-tabs
              This  will emulate a half tab for those who want to
              program with a tab spacing of 4, but  do  not  want
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              be formatted the same when displayed by other  pro-
              grams). When editing between text and the left mar-
              gin, moving and tabbing will be  as  though  a  tab
              space  were 4, while actually using spaces and nor-
              mal tabs for an optimal fill.   When  editing  any-
              where else, a normal tab is inserted.

       -no-half, --no-fake-half-tabs
              Turn off half tabbing.

       -toolbar
              Edit windows have a toolbar on the left: default.