* doc/mc.1.in: Fix location of mcedit files.

* doc/mcedit.1.in: Likewise.  Remove obsolete technical details.

ChangeLog

@@ -1,3 +1,8 @@
+2001-09-15  Pavel Roskin  <proski@gnu.org>
+
+	* doc/mc.1.in: Fix location of mcedit files.
+	* doc/mcedit.1.in: Likewise.  Remove obsolete technical details.
+
 2001-09-14  Pavel Roskin  <proski@gnu.org>
 
 	* configure.in: Don't check for ncurses version and for keyok()

doc/mc.1.in

@@ -2495,7 +2495,7 @@ like by pressing that key. The macro is executed when you press
 you press Meta, Ctrl, or Esc and the assigned key, provided that the
 key is not used for any other function. Once defined, the macro
 commands go into the file 
-.B .cedit/cooledit.macros
+.B .mc/cedit/cooledit.macros
  in your home directory. You can delete a macro by deleting the
 appropriate line in this file.
 .PP
@@ -2508,7 +2508,7 @@ code or another). This is controlled by the
 file
 .B @prefix@/lib/mc/edit.indent.rc
 which is copied to
-.B .cedit/edit.indent.rc
+.B .mc/cedit/edit.indent.rc
 in your home directory the first time you use it.
 .PP
 You can use scanf search and replace to search and replace

doc/mcedit.1.in

@@ -87,14 +87,14 @@ pull-down menu. Other keys are: Shift movement
 keys do text highlighting (Linux console only). 
 .B Ctrl-Ins 
 copies to the file 
-.BR "~/.cedit/cooledit.clip",
+.BR ~/.mc/cedit/cooledit.clip,
 and 
 .B Shift-Ins 
 pastes from 
-.BR "~/.cedit/cooledit.clip". 
+.BR ~/.mc/cedit/cooledit.clip. 
 .B Shift-Del 
 cuts to 
-.BR "~/.cedit/cooledit.clip", 
+.BR ~/.mc/cedit/cooledit.clip, 
 and 
 .B Ctrl-Del 
 deletes highlighted text - all linux console only. 
@@ -118,9 +118,9 @@ and then the assigned key. The macro is also executed if
 you press Meta, Ctrl, or Esc and the assigned key, provided that the
 key is not used for any other function. Once defined, the macro
 commands go into the file 
-.BR "~/.cedit/cooledit.macros". 
-Do NOT edit this file unless you are not going to use macros again
-in the same editing session, because 
+.BR ~/.mc/cedit/cooledit.macros. 
+Do NOT edit this file if you are going to use macros again in the same
+editing session, because
 .B Mcedit 
 caches macro key defines in memory. 
 .B Mcedit 
@@ -129,34 +129,16 @@ so you won't have to edit this file. You will also have to restart
 other running editors for macros to take effect.
 
 .B F19 
-will format C code when it is highlighted. For this
-to work, make an executable file called 
-.B .cedit/edit.indent.rc 
-in your home directory containing the following:
-
-.IP
-.nf
-#!/bin/sh
-# Use $HOME instead of ~ if this doesn't work.
-# You may also have to use a different redirection
-# syntax for some machines.
-/usr/bin/indent -kr -pcs ~/.cedit/cooledit.block >& /dev/null
-cat /dev/null > ~/.cedit/cooledit.error
-.fi
+will format C code when it is highlighted.  An executable file called 
+.B ~/.mc/cedit/edit.indent.rc 
+will be created for you from the default template.  Feel free to edit it
+if you need.
 .PP
 .B C-p 
-will run ispell on a block of text in a similar way. The file
-is 
-.B .cedit/edit.spell.rc 
-.IP
-.nf
-#!/bin/sh
-# Use $HOME instead of ~ if this doesn't work.
-# You may also have to use a different redirection
-# syntax for some machines.
-/usr/local/bin/ispell ~/.cedit/cooledit.block >& /dev/null
-cat /dev/null > ~/.cedit/cooledit.error
-.fi
+will run ispell on a block of text in a similar way.  The script file
+will be called
+.B ~/.mc/cedit/edit.spell.rc
+.
 .PP
 .SH Redefining Keys
 Keys may be redefined from the Midnight Commander options
@@ -166,9 +148,9 @@ menu.
 As of version 3.6.0, \fBcooledit\fP has syntax highlighting.  This means
 that keywords and contexts (like C comments, string constants, etc)
 are highlighted in different colors.  The following section explains
-the format of the file \fB~/.cedit/syntax\fP.
+the format of the file \fB~/.mc/cedit/Syntax\fP.
 
-The file \fB~/.cedit/syntax\fP is rescanned on opening of a any new
+The file \fB~/.mc/cedit/Syntax\fP is rescanned on opening of a any new
 editor file. The file contains rules for highlighting, each of which is
 given on a separate line, and define which keywords will be highlighted
 to what color. The file is also divided into sections, each beginning
@@ -328,7 +310,7 @@ editmarked=black,cyan"
 .SH OPTIONS
 Most options can now be set from the editors options dialog
 box. See the \fBOptions\fP menu. The following options are defined in 
-\fB~/.mc.ini\fP and have obvious counterparts in the dialog box.
+\fB~/.mc/ini\fP and have obvious counterparts in the dialog box.
 You can modify them to change the editor behavior, by editing the file. 
 Unless specified, a 1 sets the option to on, and a 0 sets it to
 off, as is usual.
@@ -448,7 +430,7 @@ The help file for the program.
 @prefix@/lib/mc/mc.ini
 .IP
 The default system-wide setup for the Midnight Commander, used only if
-the user lacks his own ~/.mc.ini file.
+the user lacks his own ~/.mc/ini file.
 .PP
 @prefix@/lib/mc/mc.lib
 .IP
@@ -458,12 +440,12 @@ global to any Midnight Commander, it is useful to define site-global
 terminal settings.
 .\"Terminal databases"
 .PP
-$HOME/.mc.ini
+$HOME/.mc/ini
 .IP
 User's own setup. If this file is present then the setup is loaded
 from here instead of the system-wide startup file.
 .PP
-$HOME/.cedit/
+$HOME/.mc/cedit/
 .IP
 User's own temporary directory where block commands are processed
 and saved.
@@ -486,6 +468,4 @@ Paul Sheer (psheer@obsidian.co.za) is the developer of
 the Midnight Commander's internal editor.
 .PP
 .SH BUGS
-See the file 
-.B README.edit 
-in the distribution for more information.
+Bugs should be reported to mc-devel@gnome.org