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  1. .. RST source for bviplus(1) man page. Convert with:
  2. .. rst2man.py bviplus.rst > bviplus.1
  3. .. rst2man.py comes from the SBo development/docutils package.
  4. .. |version| replace:: 1.0
  5. .. |date| date::
  6. =======
  7. bviplus
  8. =======
  9. ---------------------------------------
  10. hex editor with vi-style user interface
  11. ---------------------------------------
  12. :Manual section: 1
  13. :Manual group: SlackBuilds.org
  14. :Date: |date|
  15. :Version: |version|
  16. SYNOPSIS
  17. ========
  18. bviplus [ [*file*] ... ]
  19. DESCRIPTION
  20. ===========
  21. Bviplus is an ncurses based hex editor with a vim-like interface. It
  22. was originally a fork of Binary VIsual editor (bvi) by Gerhard
  23. Burgmann, but has now been completely rewritten (since version 0.3).
  24. There are no command-line options. For usage instructions, enter
  25. ":help" from within **bviplus**.
  26. FILES
  27. =====
  28. **~/.bviplusrc**
  29. Startup script for **bviplus**, as described in the help.
  30. BUGS
  31. ====
  32. Running **bviplus** with a nonexistant filename will always create the
  33. file, even if the :w (write) command is never used. This, combined
  34. with the fact that there are no options, may result in empty files
  35. named things like *--help* or *-h*.
  36. COPYRIGHT
  37. =========
  38. See the file /usr/doc/bviplus-|version|/COPYING for license information.
  39. AUTHORS
  40. =======
  41. bviplus was written by David Kelley.
  42. This man page written for the SlackBuilds.org project
  43. by B. Watson, and is licensed under the WTFPL.
  44. SEE ALSO
  45. ========
  46. bvi(1), hexer(1), vim(1), xxd(1), vi(1)
  47. The bviplus homepage: http://bviplus.sourceforge.net/