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XEDIT

Name	System Program Extended Editor
Version
Vendor	IBM
Author	Xavier de Lamberterie
Licence	Commercial
WWW

The System Program Extended Editor (XEDIT) is a full-screen editor provided by the Conversational Monitor System (CMS).

As a powerful programming tool it's popular amongst some users due to its strong REXX integration features. XEDIT supports macros written in EXEC, EXEC 2 and REXX.

It has some resemblances to the "IBM family editors" including Tinyed/TEDIT and Enhanced Editor.

XEDIT clones

CP-Edit - IBM DAP Tools
Hybrid Editor XE - Open source
KEDIT - Commercial
SEDIT - for Windows and UNIX (Benaroya SARL)
THE - Open source
uni-Xedit - UNIX implementation by The Workstation Group
xc - for UNIX by Patrick Hurley
XEDITPC - freeware for Windows

Publications

IBM Virtual Machine/System Product: System Product Editor User's Guide (SC24-5220-0)
IBM Virtual Machine/System Product: System Product Editor User's Guide Release 4 (SC24-5220-2)
IBM Virtual Machine/System Product: System Product Editor User's Guide Release 6 (SC24-5220-4)
IBM Virtual Machine/System Product: System Product Editor Command and Macro Reference (SC24-5221-1)
IBM Virtual Machine/System Product: System Product Editor Command and Macro Reference Release 3 (SC24-5221-2)
IBM Virtual Machine/System Product: System Product Editor Command and Macro Reference Release 6 (SC24-5221-5)

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-A mainframe text editor, still very popular amongst some users due to its strong [[REXX]] integration features although its use has mostly been taken over by the later [[ISPF]], it has some resemblances to the "IBM family editors" including [[T]] and [[Enhanced Editor]].
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+|Author=Xavier de Lamberterie
+|Licence=Commercial
+|WWW=
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+The System Program Extended Editor (''XEDIT'') is a full-screen editor provided by the [[Conversational Monitor System]] (CMS).
-==Known XEDIT clones==
+As a powerful programming tool it's popular amongst some users due to its strong [[REXX]] integration features. XEDIT supports macros written in EXEC, EXEC 2 and REXX.
-* [[Hybrid Editor XE]] - Open source - Discontinued.
-* [[KEDIT]] - Commercial - Discontinued.
+It has some resemblances to the "IBM family editors" including Tinyed/TEDIT and [[Enhanced Editor]].
-* [[THE]] - Open source - Current.
+==XEDIT clones==
+* [[CP-Edit]] - IBM DAP Tools
+* [[Hybrid Editor XE]] - Open source
+* [[KEDIT]] - Commercial
+* SEDIT - for Windows and UNIX (Benaroya SARL)
+* [[THE]] - Open source
+* uni-Xedit - UNIX implementation by The Workstation Group
+* xc - for UNIX by Patrick Hurley
+* XEDITPC - freeware for Windows
 ==Publications==
-* [[Haluk Polat]]: ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20070819005738/http://www.halukpolat.com/tr/kitaplar/xedit/index.htm XEDIT Yazımlayıcısı]'' - Published as [[HTML]] pages via [[Archive.org]] - 2004 - ISBN 975-96618-5-3
+*IBM Virtual Machine/System Product: System Product Editor User's Guide (SC24-5220-0)
-: A short Turkish language tutorial introduction to the XEDIT mainframe text editor.
+*IBM Virtual Machine/System Product: System Product Editor User's Guide Release 4 (SC24-5220-2)
+*IBM Virtual Machine/System Product: System Product Editor User's Guide Release 6 (SC24-5220-4)
+*IBM Virtual Machine/System Product: System Product Editor Command and Macro Reference (SC24-5221-1)
+*IBM Virtual Machine/System Product: System Product Editor Command and Macro Reference Release 3 (SC24-5221-2)
+*IBM Virtual Machine/System Product: System Product Editor Command and Macro Reference Release 6 (SC24-5221-5)
-==Author & publisher==
+==Links==
-* Xavier de Lamberterie
+*[http://www.rexswain.com/xedit.html Rex Swain's XEDIT Summary]
-* [[IBM]]
+*[https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zvm/7.1?topic=zvm-cms-file-editor-xedit The CMS file editor XEDIT]
-[[Category:Z/OS Tools]]
+[[Category:Text editors]]
-[[Category:Mainframe and midrange text editors]]