The EDITLI.SYS program donated to AMUS allows VUE-like editing to
be used on any line-orented keyboard input on the AMOS/L operating system.
EDITLI.SYS requires a CRT with cursor forward, backward and
clear-to-end-of-line capabilities.

To install it on your system, add the command:

       SYSTEM EDITLI.SYS/N

to the system initialization file.

The recognized editing characters are:

       ^A - back word
       ^C - Interrupt
       ^D - Delete character
       ^F - Insert space
       ^H - cursor left
       ^I - insert TAB
       ^J - terminate input with linefeed
       ^K - Recall previous line.  Works only when entered as the first
            character of a line.
       ^L - Cursor right
       ^M - terminate input with carraige return.
       ^N - move cursor to end of line
       ^Q - toggle insert mode
       ^R - retype line
       ^U - move cursor to beginning of line
       ^V - Delete word
       ^W - Move cursor forward word
       ^Y - Delete to end of line
       DEL- Delete previous character

Differences to other line editors on the market:

       1. There is no provision for disabling the line edit mode.
          Since all input characters are available, including
          the TAB character, I did not feel this was necessary.

The following are known bugs:

       1. The move cursor backward/forward a word do not work exactly the
          same as an VUE.

       2. The Partial-Input mode (:P) in a command file will not work.
          I have never used this, and as far as I know, it is not
          documented.

If you feel ambitious enough to try and fix these bugs, go ahead, but
let me know what you did.  My address is:

       John Waycott
       6327 W Laredo St
       Chandler AZ 85224
       (702) 961-0193

           (C) Copyright 1984 John Waycott - All Rights Reserved

This program is protected by copyright.  Permission is granted to
freely copy or distribute this program provided that:

       1. Copyright notices are not removed or altered.

       2. The program is not sold or used for profit.