VEE - A Tiny Visual Editor
	Nils M Holm, 2020,2024
	In the public domain / 0BSD license

	VEE is a simple full screen editor that implements a small,
	but hopefully useful subset of the Unix editor VI. It can
	invoke the T3X/0 compiler as a subprocess.

	It runs on {MS,PC,DR,whatever}-DOS, on CP/M, on Unix, and
	under the Tcode Virtual Machine (TCVM). Buffer size is
	limited to 32K bytes on Unix, about 40K bytes on DOS, and
	about 28K bytes on CP/M.

	VEE runs in slowopen mode (for slow serial lines), so its
	output may look confusing, because it seems to overwrite
	text and only updates the display when pressing ESC.

	Text files are saved in Unix file format on Unix (and the
	TCVM), in DOS format on DOS, and in CP/M format on CP/M.
	Format is auto-converted in both directions.

	The file VEEHELP.TXT contains a summary of VEE commands.


	BUGS AND LIMITATIONS

	* Lines will only be displayed up to the width of the screen.
	  Parts of lines that extend beyond the end of the screen cannot
	  be edited. (You can split, edit, and join the line, though.)

	* The w/b/e commands actually behave like W/B/E, i.e. words are
	  delimited by blanks.

	* N always searches backward, n always searches forward. (You
	  might consider this to be a feature.)

	* Tab (HT) characters expand to 8 spaces during input. They
	  will expand to the next tab stop after leaving insert mode.