4 Powerful and compact editor with nongraphical user interface
6 The FreeBSD port implements pretty well all that the Linux version does.
8 There is now a manual page; note carefully that the name of the
9 executable file is 'tecoc', and that it takes a first argument
10 specifying how it is to run. The manual page has many more details.
12 Most users will want to set up aliases for using the program; this is
13 not done by the port to avoid unnecessary namespace pollution. There is
14 also the issue that the conventional command for creating a new file
15 with teco is 'make' - it is suggested that a capitalised version,
16 'Make', is used instead. However, users can choose any name they like.
18 An example set of aliases for csh might be:
20 alias Make 'tecoc make'
21 alias teco 'tecoc teco'
22 alias mung 'tecoc mung'
23 alias inspect 'tecoc teco -inspect'
25 For bash, they might be:
27 alias Make='tecoc make'
28 alias teco='tecoc teco'
29 alias mung='tecoc mung'
30 alias inspect='tecoc teco -inspect'
33 If the port is built with the DOCS option set to ON, then documentation
34 will be installed into %%DOCSDIR%%. This will include
35 a large teco manual named 'teco.doc', and a quick reference 'wall chart'
36 named 'wchart.txt'. Other documents located there are outdated and/or
37 inconsistent, and thus of limited use.
39 Before starting to use tecoc, see the sections "DESCRIPTION/Command
40 names" and "SEE ALSO" in the manual page.