NOE -- Nils' Own Editor
	A Simple WordStar-like Editor with T3X Support
	By Nils M Holm, 2024
	In the public domain / under the 0BSD license

	The name NOE is a play on JOE (Joe's Own Editor).
	JOE successfully emulates WordStar and NOE not so
	successfully emulates JOE.

	Text is limited to 32K bytes and 2048 lines.

	The few advantages that NOE has is that it is quite tiny and
	can compile T3X programs by pressing ^OC. ^X means pressing
	Control+X. It can also operate on screens with more than 24
	lines by starting it with NOE FILE N, where N is the number
	of lines on the screen.

	^V activates menues, after that the editor should be
	self-explaining.

	Blocks will be visible if the terminal supports standout
	(inverse video) mode. They are always visible under DOS.

	Arrow keys work on VT-100 compatible terminals and under DOS.
	Under DOS the PgUp, PgDn, and Del keys also work.

	Undelete (^U) undoes the ^QY (delete to EOL), ^Y (delete line),
	and ^KY (delete block) commands, but only if no other changes
	have been made in between. I.e., it is best used immediately.

	^OC  saves and compiles the T3X program in the editor.
	^OR  runs a compiled program..