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Configuration with GNU autoconfig
New :set options:
  
  :set columns=nYou can set the number of columns on the screen to an
	  arbitrary value. This might be useful if you edit a file
	  with a fixed record length.
 Default: max number of columns, divisible by four.
 Abbreviation: :set cm=n
:set memmove
      enables the new commands to insert or delete bytes.Per default this commands are disabled, because e.g. in
	  executable files you must not move bytes.
 Default: :set nomemmove
 Abbreviation: :set mm - :set nomm
The listing for :set all is now in
      alphabetical order.
  New insert and delete commands:
  
  a inserts after cursor position
  i inserts on cursor position
  x deletes byte under cursor
  X deletes byte before cursor
  d delete command with modifiers:
    
    dSPACE deletes byte under cursor
    dfC deletes from current position to
	next character C
	d/xyz deletes from current position
	to first matching pattern xyz
	d$ deletes from current position to EOF
	d'a deletes from current positions
	to mark a
	dnG deletes from current position to
	byte with (decimal) address n
	New syntax for p (put) command:In previous versions of bvi the p command did an overwriting
  "put". Now the bytes are inserted.
New command o (overwrite):This is an overwriting "put" command. It is the only command in bvi
  that uses a command key in a complete different way than in vi
  (o opens a new line in vi).
New syntax for y (yank) command:
  
  ySPACE yanks byte under cursor
  yfC yanks from current position to next
  character C
  y/xyz yanks from current position to
  first matching pattern xyz
  y$ yanks from current position to EOF
  y'a yanks from current position to
  mark a
  ynG yanks from current position to
  byte with (decimal) address n
  New ex (colon) commands:
  
:f newname - bug fixed
new command line option -f script
CTRL - C aborts some commands, e.g. search commands
CR moves cursor to 1st column of next screen line
Local settings according to the environment variable LANG
will be evaluated (see setlocal(3)).
 
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Purkersdorf/Austria
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