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A free and "bug-compatible" clone of Bill Joy's original `vi`. It first appeared in 4.4BSD.
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specifying a recovery file in nvi
I have an nvi session that got interrupted, and I'd like to recover my edits.
When I type vi -r, it tells me "no files to recover." … So if I can point nvi to that recovery file, I should be able to recover my edits.
However, there appears to be no (documented) way to specify a recovery file. …
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