
\Sed\S:  Examples

        ed NAME/list

   If you have a file "list" in the "NAME" directory, \Sed\S copies the file
   and places it in a buffer.  You can edit the buffer using \Sed\S commands.

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        ed -p ":;" NAME/list

   If you have a file "list" in the "NAME" directory, \Sed\S copies the file
   and places it in a buffer.  You edit the buffer using \Sed\S commands, and
   \Sed\S uses ":;" to prompt you during editing.
