

Addendum for CMEditor Version 3.18b:


The user's manual for CMEditor is current through Version 3.16.
Version 3.18b contains a number of minor improvements, and a few new features:

-  Mouse is supported.  Mouse movement moves the cursor on the screen page
   in the same manner as the arrow keys.  The left button acts like the
   Enter key.  The right button enables an automatic scroll of variable
   rate.  Hold the right button down and move the mouse a little bit up or
   down, and the page will scroll slowly up or down.  More movement results
   in higher speed, through a total of four scroll rates.

-  The operators Ctrl-U, Ctrl-L and Ctrl-I are added, which in edit mode
   force the character at the cursor, if it is alphabetic, to upper case
   or lower case, or invert its case.

-  Pressing the Ctrl or Alt key causes the information area at the bottom
   of the screen to be replaced with a two-line context-sensitive prompt area
   showing the active command keys enabled by that modifier key.  For the
   Alt-modified commands, the upper line in this area shows the block 
   operators available, the lower shows other Alt-key commands.

-  The exit sequence is now more flexible.  After pressing Esc, you may
   return to the editor with a second press of Esc if the first was in
   error, or you may accept the default exit options shown on the screen
   by pressing Enter or Y, or you may exit and specify each option as it
   is presented in the exit sequence by pressing N.  The exit options are:
   name for the edited file being saved; whether to reuse the date/time
   stamp of the original file, if one existed; how to rename the original
   file to avoid overwriting it with the edited file, if desired; and
   whether to return to the editor.

