                             Ledit

Ledit provides line editing facility to enter commands to an
interactive program. When typing a line, some keys with control or
meta are interpreted: it is possible to insert characters in the
middle of the line, go to the beginning or the end of the line, get a
previous line, search for a line with a pattern, etc.

See the README file for more information.

 Usage
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 Simple:
 =======
 ledit <command>
 Launch the named command with input via ledit.

 Example: lexit camllight

 Advanced:
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 ledit -x -h <history_file> -c <command>
 Launch the named command with input via ledit, and appends (-x)
 each command to the file named history_file.

 Example: ledit -x -h ~/.caml-history -c camllight

*** Requirements

 To install ledit, you need Caml Light 0.75 or higher

*** Installation procedure

 Compilation
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  In the ledit source directory, type 

	% make

 Test
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  Before you actually install the library, you can check that it
really works, by launching

	% ./ledit.out camllight

 Installation
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  If there is no compilation error and the test works fine, install
the program,

       -- Edit the Makefile.config file to specify the directory where
you want ledit to be installed (default is /usr/local/bin/ledit).

       -- then type
       % make install

You should probably have super-user privileges to install ledit un
/usr/local/bin.
