This file is indexed.

/usr/share/THE/demo.the is in the 3.3~b4-1.

This file is owned by root:root, with mode 0o644.

The actual contents of the file can be viewed below.

  1
  2
  3
  4
  5
  6
  7
  8
  9
 10
 11
 12
 13
 14
 15
 16
 17
 18
 19
 20
 21
 22
 23
 24
 25
 26
 27
 28
 29
 30
 31
 32
 33
 34
 35
 36
 37
 38
 39
 40
 41
 42
 43
 44
 45
 46
 47
 48
 49
 50
 51
 52
 53
 54
 55
 56
 57
 58
 59
 60
 61
 62
 63
 64
 65
 66
 67
 68
 69
 70
 71
 72
 73
 74
 75
 76
 77
 78
 79
 80
 81
 82
 83
 84
 85
 86
 87
 88
 89
 90
 91
 92
 93
 94
 95
 96
 97
 98
 99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
249
250
251
252
253
254
255
256
257
258
259
260
261
262
263
264
265
266
267
268
269
270
271
272
273
274
275
276
277
278
279
280
281
282
283
284
285
286
287
288
289
290
291
292
293
294
295
296
297
298
299
300
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
317
318
319
320
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
328
329
330
331
332
333
334
335
336
337
338
339
340
341
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
349
350
351
352
353
354
/**/
'rexxout file 5000'
Call Initialise
Do Forever
   'reserved * off'
   'reserved' midline-2 Centre('Select the category of demonstration',numcols)
   'reserved' midline-1
   prefix = (numcols-25) % 2
   'reserved' midline   Copies(" ",prefix)||'1.  THE concepts'
   'reserved' midline+1 Copies(" ",prefix)||'2.  Configuration of THE'
   'reserved' midline+2 Copies(" ",prefix)||'3.  Some THE commands'
   'reserved' midline+3 Copies(" ",prefix)||'4.  Navigating through THE'
   'reserved' midline+4 Copies(" ",prefix)||'Q.  Quits the demo'
   rc = menuopt()
   Select
     When rc = 1 Then Call concepts numlines
     When rc = 2 Then Call config numlines, reserved_colour
     When rc = 3 Then Call commands numlines
     When rc = 4 Then Call navigating numlines
     Otherwise Nop
   End
   Call Restart
End
'reserved * off'
'curline' save_curline
Return

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
concepts: Procedure Expose monitor.
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
Parse Arg numlines .
If monitor.1 = 'MONO' Then
  Do
    norm. = 'normal'
    high = 'reverse'
    'color prefix normal bold'
    'color idline normal bold'
    'color statarea normal bold'
    highlight_text = 'in reverse video'
  End
Else
  Do
    norm.1 = 'white blue'
    norm.2 = 'black cyan'
    norm.3 = 'blue white'
    norm.4 = 'blue white'
    norm.5 = 'bright white blue'
    norm.6 = 'black cyan'
    high = 'white black'
    highlight_text = 'with white writing on black background'
  End

precmd.   = ''
precmd.2  = "colour filearea" high
precmd.3  = "colour prefix" high "#colour gap" high
precmd.4  = "colour statarea" high
precmd.5  = "colour idline" high
precmd.6  = "colour curline" high
precmd.7  = "colour cmdline" high
precmd.8  = ""

command.1  = "0"
command.2  = "0 colour filearea" norm.1
command.3  = "0 colour prefix" norm.2 "#colour gap" norm.2
command.4  = "0 colour statarea" norm.3
command.5  = "0 colour idline" norm.4
command.6  = "0 colour curline" norm.5
command.7  = "0 colour cmdline" norm.6
command.8  = "0"
command.0  = 8

rsrvd_start.  = -5
rsrvd_start.8 = -4

rsrvd.1  = " The lines displayed here are reserved lines which can contain any text that\n",
           "the user desires. They can appear anywhere within the window and can be\n",
           "turned on or off with the SET RESERVED command.\n\n"
rsrvd.2  = " The area of the screen that is displayed" highlight_text "\n",
           "is the FILEAREA.  This is where the contents of the file being edited is\n",
           "displayed.\n\n"
rsrvd.3  = " The area of the screen that is displayed" highlight_text "\n",
           "is the PREFIX AREA.  This is used to display the line number associated with\n",
           "each line.  Editing commands can also be entered here.\n\n"
rsrvd.4  = " The area of the screen that is displayed" highlight_text "\n",
           "is the STATUS AREA.  This is used to display information about the current\n",
           "editing session.\n\n"
rsrvd.5  = " The area of the screen that is displayed" highlight_text "\n",
           "is the IDLINE. The information in this area relates to the file currently\n",
           "being edited.\n\n"
rsrvd.6  = " The area of the screen that is displayed" highlight_text "\n",
           "is the CURRENT LINE. All commands issued from the command line take effect\n",
           "from this line.\n\n"
rsrvd.7  = "off\nThe area of the screen that is displayed" highlight_text "\n",
           "is the COMMAND LINE. THE commands can be entered in this area.\n\n"
rsrvd.8  = "off\nThis completes the tour of the concepts and definitions of THE.\n"

'reserved * off'

Call doit numlines

If monitor.1 = 'MONO' Then
  Do
    'color prefix reverse'
    'color idline reverse'
    'color statarea reverse'
  End
Return

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
config: Procedure 
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
Parse Arg numlines, reserved_colour
'reserved * off'

command.1  = "0 'prefix off#cmdline off#idline off#statusline off#reserved * off'"
command.2  = "0 'prefix on left#cmdline bot#idline on#statusline bot#cursor cmdline'"
command.3  = "0 'prefix on right'"
command.4  = "0 'cmdline top'"
command.5  = "0 'prefix on left#cmdline bot'"
command.6  = "0 'set compat xedit#msgline on -2 1'"
command.7  = "0 'set compat kedit#msgline on -2 1'"
command.8  = "0 'set compat keditw#msgline on -2 1'"
command.9  = "0 'compat the#msgline on -2 1#colour reserved'" reserved_colour
command.10 = "1"
command.0  = 10

precmd. = ''

rsrvd_start.  = -7
rsrvd_start.4 = -4
rsrvd_start.5 = -3
rsrvd_start.6 = -5
rsrvd_start.7 = -5
rsrvd_start.8 = -5
rsrvd_start.9 = -3
rsrvd_start.10 = -3

rsrvd.1  = " One of THE's most powerful features is that it lets you change\n",
           "the way the editor looks.  In it's default mode, THE has several\n",
           "portions of the screen set aside for displaying useful information.\n",
           "You may not want all of these areas displayed, or displayed in their\n",
           "default areas. For example, lets hide all areas except for the FILEAREA.\n\n"
rsrvd.2  = ''
rsrvd.3  = "off\noff\noff\n",
           "Now that we have everything back the way it was, lets move them around.\n\n",
           "Lets move the PREFIX AREA to the right...\n\n"
rsrvd.4  = 'off\n',
           "... the COMMAND LINE to the top...\n\n"
rsrvd.5  = " Now we'll put everything back the way it was...\n\n"
rsrvd.6  = " THE makes it easy to set up your editing session to look like other editors\n",
           "of its ilk; XEDIT and Kedit, with the SET COMPAT command...\n\n",
           "First, lets look at SET COMPAT XEDIT...\n\n"
rsrvd.7  = 'off\noff\n',
           "... now Kedit's default look...\n\n"
rsrvd.8  = 'off\noff\n',
           "... now Kedit for Windows default look...\n\n"
rsrvd.9  = " Now we'll put everything back the way it was...\n\n"
rsrvd.10 = " This completes the section on configuring THE.\n\n"

Call doit numlines

Return

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
commands: Procedure
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
Parse Arg numlines .

command.1  = "1 'all /the/ | /and/'"
command.2  = "1 'set shadow off'"
command.3  = "1 'all'"
command.4  = '1'
command.0  = 4

precmd. = ''

rsrvd_start. = -7

rsrvd.1  = " Lets look at some of the powerful features of THE...\n",
           "The ALL command lets you edit a selected group of lines based on a target.\n",
           'Assume we want to look at only those lines that contain the string "the"\n',
           'or "and"\n',
           'The command to do this is displayed on the COMMAND LINE.\n\n'
rsrvd.2  = ' All lines that contain either "the" or "and" are now displayed.  Those lines\n',
           'not displayed are replaced with SHADOW lines, indicating the number of lines\n',
           'NOT matching the requested target.  These shadow lines can be made to not\n',
           'appear by changing the setting of SHADOW.\n',
           'The command to do this is displayed on the COMMAND LINE.\n\n'
rsrvd.3  = 'off\noff\noff\n',
           "To restore the display of all lines in the file issue the ALL command without\n",
           "any arguments as displayed on the COMMAND LINE.\n\n"
rsrvd.4  = 'off\noff\noff\noff\n',
           "This completes the tour of the some of THE's most powerful and useful commands.\n\n"

Call doit numlines

'set shadow on'
'cursor cmdline'
Return

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
navigating: Procedure
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
Parse Arg numlines .

command.1  = '1 cursor home'
command.2  = "1 'cursor down#cursor down'"
command.3  = "1 'text the'"
command.4  = '1 sos undo'
command.5  = '1 sos tabwordf'
command.6  = '1 sos tabwordb'
command.7  = '1 sos prefix'
command.8  = '1 sos marginl'
command.9  = '1 sos endchar'
command.10 = '1 sos startendchar'
command.11 = '1 bottom'
command.12 = '1 top'
command.13 = '1 forward'
command.14 = '1 cursor screen 10 20'
command.15 = '1 cursor 10 20'
command.16 = '1'
command.0  = 16

precmd. = ''

rsrvd_start. = -3
rsrvd_start.13 = -4
rsrvd_start.14 = -5
rsrvd_start.15 = -5
rsrvd_start.16 = -5

rsrvd.1  = " First, we'll move the cursor into the FILEAREA...\n\n"
rsrvd.2  = " ...move the cursor down 2 lines...\n\n"
rsrvd.3  = ' ...type the word "the"...\n\n'
rsrvd.4  = " ...oops, we didn't want to do that, let's undo the change...\n\n"
rsrvd.5  = " Move the cursor to the start of the next word...\n\n"
rsrvd.6  = " Move the cursor to the start of the previous word...\n\n"
rsrvd.7  = " Move the cursor into the PREFIX area...\n\n"
rsrvd.8  = " ...and back to the FILEAREA.\n\n"
rsrvd.9  = " Move to the end of the line...\n\n"
rsrvd.10 = " ...and back to the start of the line.\n\n"
rsrvd.11 = " Scroll to the bottom of the file...\n\n"
rsrvd.12 = " ...and back to the top of file.\n\n"
rsrvd.13 = " Scrolling backwards and forwards by a screen at a time is also available.\n",
           "We'll go forward now\n\n"
rsrvd.14 = "The cursor can be positioned at particular positions in the FILEAREA\n",
           "by using the CURSOR SCREEN command The following positions the cursor at\n",
           "row 10, column 20 relative to the top left corner of the FILEAREA.\n\n"
rsrvd.15 = " The cursor can also be positioned at particular positions relative to\n",
           "the top left corner of the physical window, provided the resulting position\n",
           "is a valid position to be placed.\n\n"
rsrvd.16 = "off\noff\nThis completes the examples of some of THE's cursor navigation.\n\n"

Call doit numlines

'cursor cmdline'
Return

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
show_reserved: Procedure
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
Parse Arg numlines,start_line,rsrvd
'msgmode off'
Do i = 0
   Parse Var rsrvd line '\n' rsrvd
   'reserved' start_line+i line
   If rsrvd = '' Then Leave
End
'msgmode on'
Return

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
doit: Procedure Expose command. precmd. rsrvd_start. rsrvd.
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
Parse Arg numlines .
'reserved * off'
Do i = 1 To command.0
  Call show_reserved numlines,rsrvd_start.i,rsrvd.i
  If precmd.i \= '' Then
    Do
      cmd = precmd.i
      Interpret cmd
    End
  If Word(command.i,1) = 1 Then
    Do
      'set linend off'
      'cmsg' Strip(Subword(command.i,2),'B',"'");
    End
  Call getkey
  'set linend on #'
  cmd = Subword(command.i,2)
  Interpret cmd
End
Return

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
getkey: Procedure 
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
'msg' Centre('Hit any key to continue...',74)
'refresh'
'readv key'
If readv.1 = 'S-Q' | readv.1 = 'Q' Then
  Do
    'reserved * off'
    Exit
  End
Return

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
menuopt: Procedure
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
'refresh'
'readv key'
If readv.1 = 'S-Q'  | readv.1 = 'Q' Then
  Do
    'reserved * off'
    'qq'
    Exit
  End
If readv.1 >= 1 & readv.1 <= 4 Then Return readv.1
'msg' Centre('Please enter 1,2,3 or 4.',74)
Return 0

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
Restart:
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
'cmsg'
'msgline on -2 1'
':2'
'cursor screen 10 15'
'cursor cmdline'
'extract /lscreen/version/monitor/fname/fpath/curline/'
If monitor.1 = 'MONO' Then reserved_colour = 'bold'
Else reserved_colour = 'blue white'
'colour reserved' reserved_colour
numlines = lscreen.1
numcols = lscreen.2
midline = numlines % 2
save_curline = curline.1
'curline 6'
Return

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
Initialise:
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
Call Restart
'reserved' numlines-8 ' This is an interactive demo of THE. The demo is simply a THE macro written in'
'reserved' numlines-7 " THE's macro language, REXX. All commands and statements used are valid THE or"
'reserved' numlines-6 " REXX commands. This demonstration will give you an idea of THE's power and"
'reserved' numlines-5 ' versatility.'
'reserved' numlines-4 ' To run the demonstration, just follow the instructions that are displayed'
'reserved' numlines-3 ' in this portion of the screen.'
Call getkey
Return