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The Netlabs EPM Distribution, originally know by the shorthand "NED" but more recently as '''NEPMD''', is a collection of open source macros and scripts that extend functionality and simplify the usage of the [[Enhanced Editor]] (EPM) from [[IBM]] that is shipped with the OS/2 and eComStation operating systems. Amongst the features that NEPMD offers are:
The Netlabs EPM Distribution, originally know by the shorthand "NED" but more recently as '''NEPMD''', it is a collection of open source macros and scripts that extend functionality and simplify the usage of the [[Enhanced Editor]] (EPM) from [[IBM]] that is shipped with the OS/2 and eComStation operating systems. Amongst the features that NEPMD offers are:


* User-friendly default configuration
* User-friendly default configuration

Revision as of 01:16, 22 January 2016

The Netlabs EPM Distribution, originally know by the shorthand "NED" but more recently as NEPMD, it is a collection of open source macros and scripts that extend functionality and simplify the usage of the Enhanced Editor (EPM) from IBM that is shipped with the OS/2 and eComStation operating systems. Amongst the features that NEPMD offers are:

  • User-friendly default configuration
  • Improved keyword highlighting
  • Configurable color schemes and info bars
  • New menu, toolbar and additional keyset
  • Mode-dependent configuration including syntax expansion with coding styles and expression matching
  • Improved command shell features
  • Easier configuration to avoid macro recompilation.

Note that although the last official release was in 2002 the project is by no means dead, the code was still being worked on in 2016 with sporadic beta releases available.

Versions

  • Latest version: 2.00 Beta
  • Latest official build: 1.0 (2002)
  • There is also an unofficial version 1.13 build available
Prerequisites
  • OS/2 Warp 4 or higher, OS/2 WarpServer for e Business, WarpSpace on Demand or eComStation with Enhanced Editor version 6.03b installed.
There is unofficial support for the package on OS/2 Warp 3 and OS/2 Server 4, this installs a slightly older version of EPM on the system.

Links

Authors & publisher

  • Greg Jarvis
  • Andreas Schnellbacher
  • Netlabs