🚀 go-pugleaf

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"Advanced Editing on UNIX" (Brian W. Kernighan, Bell Labs., 1986/11/03)

		ed file1
		  ... (editing) ...
		w	(writes back in file1)
		e file2	(edit new file, without leaving editor)
		  ... (editing on file2) ...
		w	(writes back on file2)

	(and so on) does a series of edits on various files
	without ever leaving <B>ed</B> and without typing the name
	of any file more than once. (As an aside, if you
	examine the sequence of commands here, you can
	see why many UNIX systems use <B>e</B> as a synonym for
	<B>ed</B>.)

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