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Ive abstracted out the highlighter to its own library now, so that other programs can use it. Fixed a few bugs in cedit regarding scrolling and added goto-line shortcut too. Allso added a syntax highlighter for the terminal called hl (it can behave like more with the -m switch)

Im not a fan of git, but i realise thats what everyone uses nowdays so il bite the bullet I put the changed files up now at OpenOS-mods .. but maybe i should have used openos as a base? Oh btw, cedit needs the inverted blinking from /lib/term.lua if your going to try it out.

I added syntax highlighting version of /bin/edit.lua as /bin/cedit.lua. Its a bit on the slow side though, theres something about redrawing when scrolling that is rather inefficient Its not as fast as edit of course, there is a slight delay when redrawing after scrolling... but its very usable.

They are not part of /bin/sh.lua at all, but the shell library, so any shell can benefit from them. And the only reason i removed them was beacuse of the persistence. The default ones are still there, just in the config file. They are only permanent if they are exported, and the default ones are in the config file instead. Now i know export on real unixes only exports it to the environment, but i needed something to make them permanent and it was close enough. Some kind of profile would probably be better, but seing as OpenOS is a single user and single tasking os i dont se a big ne

Hi, ive been playing with OpenComputers for a few days and i really like it And for that reason ive made some small modifications to OpenOS command/lib/boot files and thought they might be of some value to other people or possibly inclusion in vanilla OC. They are not big changes, but they make using OpenOS a bit closer to *nix. Changes: Removed hard coded aliases from shell. Removed hard coded environment variables from os. Added persistence of aliases to shell in /etc/shell.cfg. Added persistence of environment variables to os in /etc/env.cfg". Added environment variable export comm