Xenon 1.0.0 - (yet another) GUI X-based text editor.

Where:
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http://www.proximity.com.au/~ben/xenon.html
ftp://yankee.proximitygroup.com/pub/xenon/

Eventually:

ftp://metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/apps/editors/X/xenon-1.0.0.tar.gz

    Xenon is a simple, small and fast X-based text editor. It is most
useful for editing plain text files with no fuss.

    Xenon does not use any GUI library for efficiency reasons. Unfortunately
this means some basic features one would expect from an X program may not
be working yet.

Features include:
  * Speed, simplicity and low memory use.
  * Search, substring or regular expression
  * Multiple undo/redo.
  * Display of line numbers, jump to line number
  * Some X resource configuration: mostly command keys, some colours
  * Man page!
  * Some error dialogs.
  * Multiple files in separate windows.
  * Open multiple files from the command line
  * Run Once (only one process per uid and X connection IP number)
  * Visible display of unprintable control characters with solid rectangles.
    This means CRLF files and binary files are dealt with much more gracefully.
  * Brace (bracket) match feature (C, C++, Java).

Limitations include (currently):
  * Non-proportional font only.
  * No macros.

Platforms: Linux, SGI, probably most other UNIX implementations with g++.

Requires: C++ compiler and a working STL (egcs, >= gcc 2.95.2 or SGI compiler
	with SGI's STL implementation)

Copying: GPL

- Ben (ben@proximity.com.au)