Very Computer

1. A new command-line editing library like readline

This announces the alpha release of a new interactive command-line
editing library called tecla. This library fills a similar role to the
GNU readline library, but is smaller, designed with optional
reentrancy in mind, and comes under a less restrictive free
license. Like readline, it provides interactive command-line editing,
file-completion, command-line history recall and editing, and a
customizable word completion mechanism. The default key bindings are
designed to mimic most of the key-bindings of tcsh.

For further information, please see the following URL:

  http://www.astro.caltech.edu/~mcs/tecla/index.html

The library has been tested under Solaris and Linux, so if you compile
it on a different system, please tell me how this goes.

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