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The editor was first written by Tim Thompson for the Atari ST. Later versions improved by Tony Andrews also support UNIX, Minix, MS-DOS, and OS/2. | The editor was first written by Tim Thompson for the Atari ST. Later versions improved by Tony Andrews also support UNIX, Minix, MS-DOS, and OS/2. | ||
Tony Andrews' port to the Amiga was the basis for the development of [[Vim]]. | Tony Andrews' port to the Amiga was the basis for the development of [[Vim]]. PVIC (Portable VI Clone) was derived from STEVIE 3.69B. | ||
==Features== | ==Features== | ||
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| STEVIE | |
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| Name | ST Editor for VI Enthusiasts |
| Version | 3.69b (1990) |
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| Author | Tim Thompson, Tony Andrews |
| Licence | Public domain |
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STEVIE (ST Editor for VI Enthusiasts) is a clone of the UNIX editor vi.
The editor was first written by Tim Thompson for the Atari ST. Later versions improved by Tony Andrews also support UNIX, Minix, MS-DOS, and OS/2.
Tony Andrews' port to the Amiga was the basis for the development of Vim. PVIC (Portable VI Clone) was derived from STEVIE 3.69B.
Features
- Built-in help facility
- Tag stacking (for users of Ctags)
- System-specific features:
- MS-DOS: function keys, cursor keys, colors, 43-line mode
- OS/2:
Versions
- 1.0 (Jun 1987)
- 1.1 (Mar 1988)
- 1.12 (May 1988) - DOS support
- 3.10 (1988)
- 3.41 (Oct 1988)
- 3.48 (Mar 1989)
- 3.68 (Aug 1989)
- 3.69 (Aug 1989)
- 3.69a (Feb 1990) - Ported to Turbo C
- 3.69b (Apr 1990)
- 3.69grr (Oct 1991) - adds long file name support, ported by Greg Roelofs