One of our guys here just found xwpe. This is a programmer editor
that is so close to look and feel to Borland C etc I was wondering
where the source came from.

It work fine under SunOS, and should be OK under NetBSD - its compiling
in another window, but one small change is required (in the config'ed
Makefile, $(RANLIB) conflicts with the built in definition). And
since work isn't quite on the 'net, I can't test it until I get home.

[STOP PRESS: it uses termio not termios - a bit of work needed]

I have made it available from:

	ftp.wonderland.org:/incoming/xwpe.tar.gz      to be moved to

	ftp.wonderland.org:/xwindows/contrib/xwpe.tar.gz

I don't know how "useful" it is, but it sure look *cute* on a Sun,
and I am working on the termios conversion as we speak.
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Peter Galbavy				e-mail: P.Galbavy@wonderland.org
Wonderland				  work: P.Galbavy@micromuse.co.uk

	  "And you will know exactly who you are, forever,
		by knowing what it is that you love."

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