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'''vi''' is a a screen-oriented text editor. | '''vi''' is a a screen-oriented text editor. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
* 1978: visual mode of line editor | * 1978: visual mode of line editor '''ex''' by Bill Joy | ||
* May 1979: included in 2BSD (ex 2.0) | * May 1979: included in 2BSD (ex 2.0) | ||
* Jun 1979: ex/vi 2.7 | * Jun 1979: ex/vi 2.7 | ||
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* [[vim]] | * [[vim]] | ||
* Open Watcom Vi Editor | * Open Watcom Vi Editor | ||
* [[xvi]] - Open Source - Discontinued | * [[xvi]] - Open Source - Discontinued | ||
===OS/2 editors that offer some vi compatibility=== | |||
* [[Preditor/2]] - vi keyboard mappings, window layout and more | * [[Preditor/2]] - vi keyboard mappings, window layout and more | ||
== Publications == | == Publications == | ||
Revision as of 22:27, 2 February 2017
vi is a a screen-oriented text editor.
History
- 1978: visual mode of line editor ex by Bill Joy
- May 1979: included in 2BSD (ex 2.0)
- Jun 1979: ex/vi 2.7
- Aug 1980: ex/vi 3.5
- Oct 1981: ex/vi 3.7
OS/2 Implementations
Clones
OS/2 editors that offer some vi compatibility
- Preditor/2 - vi keyboard mappings, window layout and more
Publications
- Lamb; Robbins: Learning the vi Editor (6th Edition) - O'Reilly 1998