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        <h2>ed(itor) manual</h2>
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        <h3>Commands</h3>
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    Note: [] is optional arguments.
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    [f,l]p (print): Prints the contents of the first to the last line.<br>
    If f or is not specified, the current line is used. If l is not specified, the l argument will be equals to f<br>
    Changes the current line to the last printed line<br><br>
    [f,l]n (print with number): Prints the line number and the contents of the first to the last line.<br>
    If f or is not specified, the current line is used. If l is not specified, the l argument will be equals to f<br>
    Changes the current line to the last printed line<br><br>
    [f,l]l (list): Prints the contents of the first to the last line followed by a '$' symbol.<br>
    If f or is not specified, the current line is used. If l is not specified, the l argument will be equals to f<br>
    Changes the current line to the last listed line<br><br>
    h (show error): Shows a detailed version of the error.<br><br>
    H (show error and don't surpress any errors): In every error that will occur, don't try to send a error emoji, also prints the last error.<br><br>
    q (quit): Quits from $ed.<br><br>
    Q (forced quit): Quits from $ed without any buffer warning.<br><br>
    w (write): Sends all the contents of the internal $ed buffer.<br><br>
    wq (write & quit): Sends all the contents of the internal $ed buffer and quit.<br><br>
    [f,l]g/re/command (search): Run the specified command if any line from first to the last parameter matches the regular expression (re).<br>
    If f is not specified, will use the first line as beggining. If l is not specified, the last line is used.<br>
    Changes the current line to the last match<br><br>
    [f,l]r/re/new (replace): Replaces the lines from first to the last lines if the regular expression (re) matches.<br>
    If f is not specified, will use the first line as beggining. If l is not specified, the last line is used.<br>
    Changes the current line to the last match<br><br>
    [B]+n (advance lines): Advances B+n lines. If N is not specified, will use the current line.<br>
    Changes the current line<br><br>
    [B]-n (return lines): Return B-n lines. If N is not specified, will use the current line.<br>
    Changes the current line<br><br>
    [n]a (append): Appends one or more lines starting at line n. If N is not specified, will use the current line.<br>
    If a single 'dot' is sent to the command. The command stops. Note: line (n as) zero is supported.<br>
    Changes the current line to the last affected line.<br><br>
    [n]i (insert): Inserts one or more lines starting at line n. If N is not specified, will use the current line.<br>
    If a single 'dot' is sent to the command. The command stops<br>
    Changes the current line to the last affected line.<br><br>
    [f,l]c (change): Changes one or more lines starting at line f and stops at line l. After that the command will become a append/insert command<br>
    If f or is not specified, the current line is used. If l is not specified, the l argument will be equals to f<br>
    If a single 'dot' is sent to the command. The command stops<br>
    Changes the current line to the last affected line.<br><br>
    [f,l]d (delete): Deletes one or more lines starting at line f and stops at line l.<br>
    If f or is not specified, the current line is used. If l is not specified, the l argument will be equals to f<br><br>
    n (any number): Changes the current line to n.<br><br>
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