netlabs.org EPM Distribution (NEPMD)

NEPMD is an add-on for EPM, the Enhanced Editor of OS/2 or eComStation.

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Features

It comes with countless features and bug fixes for both programmers and standard users, e.g.:

• user-friendly default configuration
• improved keyword highlighting
• configurable color schemes and info bars
• new menu, toolbar and additional keyset
• mode-dependent configuration including syntax expansion with coding styles and expression matching
• improved command shell features
• easier configuration to avoid macro recompilation.

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Prerequisites

EPM 6.03b should be installed by your OS/2 or eComStation installation program. As an (not recommended) alternative, you can also install the EPM package for Warp 3 users.

WarpIN should be installed, preferably the latest version.

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• NEPMD Archived News

Downloads

Latest version

Version 2.0 beta is in progress.

Outdated versions

Version 1.00 (2002):

• ​ftp://www.netlabs.org/pub/nepmd/nepmd100_eng.wpi

Version 1.13 (2007, inofficial debug version):

• ​http://www.alice-dsl.net/schnellbacher-warp/nepmd/nepmd113_eng.wpi
• NEPMD Archived Relases

EPM package for Warp 3 users

This WarpIN package was assembled from the EPMBBS files. The latest available version is older than EPM 6.03b of Warp 4.

• ​http://www.alice-dsl.net/schnellbacher-warp/nepmd/nepmd_epmbase.wpp

To install it, copy it to the directory of the WPI file before installing the WPI file.

Source code

Browse files

​http://svn.netlabs.org/repos/nepmd

All files

Check out the trunk. That suffices in most cases:

md nepmd
cd nepmd
svn checkout http://svn.netlabs.org/repos/nepmd/trunk

If you really want to check out the entire archive (trunk, tags and branches), be warned that it may become huge in the future:

md nepmd
cd nepmd
svn checkout http://svn.netlabs.org/repos/nepmd

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Reporting bugs and mailing lists

Since the installable versions are quite outdated, please refrain from reporting until the next version will be available.

The decision was made to use ​trac's bugtracker instead of ​xTracker.

For questions, you could use the user list:

• ​http://news.gmane.org/gmane.org.netlabs.nepmd.user/

If you compile NEPMD yourself, you could use the developer list on:

• ​http://news.gmane.org/gmane.org.netlabs.nepmd.devel/

For more infos about the lists and for the newsgroup or mailing list interfaces, see here:

• ​http://wiki.netlabs.org/index.php/Mailinglists

The NEPMD list names are nepmd-user and nepmd-dev.

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