Lugaru's Epsilon
Programmer's
Editor 14b7

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Epsilon User's Manual and Reference
   . . .
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      Getting Help
      Moving Around
      Changing Text
      . . .
      Miscellaneous
   Command Reference
      . . .
      find-delimiter
      find-file
      find-linked-file
      find-oem-file
      find-read-only-file
      . . .
   Variable Reference
      abort-file-io
      abort-file-matching
      abort-key
      . . .
      yank-rectangle-to-corner
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find-linked-file

Grab the file name on this line and edit it.  Ctrl-x Ctrl-l

Look on the current line for a file name, and edit that file like the find-file command. Epsilon uses special rules for certain modes. For HTML mode it looks for href= and src= attributes. For CSS it looks for @import directives. For C/C++/Java mode it follows #include references via the include-directories variable. In Java files it understands the package and import keywords, and looks along the CLASSPATH for packages. For files with a .lst extension, it assumes the current line holds a file name, instead of searching for a pattern that matches a typical file name. You can highlight a file name first if Epsilon has trouble picking it out.

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