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35.Dd March 15, 2005
36.Dt MINED 1
37.Os
38.Sh NAME
39.Nm mined
40.Nd emergency text editor
41.Sh SYNOPSIS
42.Nm
43.Op Ar file
44.Sh DESCRIPTION
45The
46.Nm
47utility is a simple text editor primarily designed for use when a
48system is booted single-user and has no
49.Pa /usr
50(and thus no access to
51.Xr vi 1 ) .
52Simple help can be obtained by hitting the F1 key while in the editor.
53CTRL+W writes out the file and CTRL+X exits the editor.
54.Sh KEY BINDINGS
55.Bl -tag -width "Right arrow" -compact -offset indent
56.It F1
57HELP
58.It F2
59File status
60.It F3
61Forward search
62.It F4
63Global replace
64.It Shift+F3
65Backwards search
66.It Shift+F4
67Line replace
68.It Up arrow
69Move up one line
70.It Down arrow
71Move down one line
72.It Left arrow
73Move left one character
74.It Right arrow
75Move right one character
76.It Home
77File top
78.It End
79File bottom
80.It Page Up
81Scroll one page up
82.It Page Down
83Scroll one page down
84.It Esc
85Repeat last cmd # times
86.It CTRL+A
87Start of line
88.It CTRL+B
89Word backward
90.It CTRL+C
91Save from marked location to current cursor location
92.It CTRL+D
93Reverse scroll
94.It CTRL+E
95End of line
96.It CTRL+F
97Word forward
98.It CTRL+G
99Insert a file at cursor
100.It CTRL+K
101Delete from marked location to current cursor location
102.It CTRL+L
103Erase and redraw screen
104.It CTRL+N
105Delete next word
106.It CTRL+P
107Delete previous word
108.It CTRL+Q
109Insert the contents of the save file into new file
110.It CTRL+S
111Run shell
112.It CTRL+T
113Delete to end of line
114.It CTRL+U
115Forward scroll
116.It CTRL+V
117Visit another file
118.It CTRL+W
119Write current file
120.It CTRL+X
121Exit
122.It CTRL+Y
123Insert the contents of the save file at cursor
124.It CTRL+\e\\&
125Abort current operation
126.It CTRL+@
127Set mark
128.It CTRL+^
129Screen top
130.It CTRL+_
131Screen bottom
132.It CTRL+]
133Goto line #
134.El
135.Sh SEE ALSO
136.Xr ed 1 ,
137.Xr ee 1 ,
138.Xr vi 1
139.Sh CAVEATS
140The terminal type is hardwired to either an xterm or cons25 (video console).
141The editor understands stty
142rows and columns but is otherwise meant to be fairly minimal in scope.
143.Sh HISTORY
144The
145.Nm
146utility first appeared in Minix.
147It was brought into PicoBSD for a
148time, and some work was done on it, then later brought into
149.Dx
150where some additional usability work was done on it.
151