Installation:
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Make sure to have the following libs available and resident, since 
in my own macros i do not check whether they are loaded: 
(e.g. use rxlib <name> 0 -30 0)
 rexxsupport.library
 rexxmathlib.library
 arp.library
 rexxsyslib.library
 rexxarplib.library

You will have to adapt the pathes for your system:

t1:com
t1:gnu
t0:cruncher
dh1:s				a directory for temporary files
dh1:s/ced			the ced function key settings
rexx:				other rexx macros
rexx:ced			the rexx - Cygnus ED macros
docs:*/* 			(some help files)

These pathes were hardwired into the rexx macros and the *.cmac files.
(Never change a running system, at least not 30 days after ;-))


Quick startup:
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; some shell commands
assign dh1: ram:
assign t0:  ram:
assign rexx: ram:
makedir ram:s
makedir ram:s/ced
makedir ram:ced
					; for egrep: makedir ram:gnu
					;            copy egrep ram:gnu
copy <dir>dh1\s ram:s all quiet
copy <dir>rexx\ced ram:ced all quiet
cygnus					; load Cygnus ED
; start the menu program
; remember: press f1 and the menu will open into a new view ...
; if not: try environment1/macrodefs/cleardefs - did you have assigned
;					      macros on your function keys ?
; do you have all assigns ? i hope i`ve got them all ...
; some Cygnus ED commands
	choose special/dos-arexx/send-dos-arexx
	type `dh1:s/ced` in the requester
; now you can start playing

To change the pathes from within the macro package:
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(or HOW TO PLAY THE GAME - just try it)

ls -RPHIFf "%n\n" <dir> > ram:listing 	; make a list - one file on a line
; and now some command for the editor
	press f7 (this loads the egrep function key setting)
	press f4 (this opens an empty view)
		choose project/include and type `ram:listing`
	save this view ( it should be called t:cedgreplist )
	press f1
	press f8 (this loads the grep function key setting)
	open a new view
(*)		type ` com gnu unix cruncher dh1 rexx ced ` in this view
	press f2 then press cancel, ok, cancel (we want to grep)
		move cursor on the first word of (*)
	press f8 ( to read this word and search in the active view)
	press f6 ( to start in the first file)
		is it a path you must change on your system ?
		if so - do it
	press f9 (to search the next occurence)
		save the old view, if a new one has been opened
		repeat this until the cursor has not moved
		then repeat this with the next word ...

The words are part of the pathes i use for my commands, e.g. t1:gnu/egrep.
Of course you can search them simple using grep, or wait for a dos-requester
and assign or change the path afterwards.
The above routine should show you how to play with these macros. Best assign
my structure to your ram disk, play a while and then decide what to keep
(or more exactly - decide to change the pathes on your hd or in my macros -)
(and keep the lot of it  ;-))