context-driven line editor
context-driven line editor
[′kän‚tekst ‚driv·ən ′līn ‚ed·əd·ər] (computer science)
A line editor in which the user need not know or keep track of line numbers but can call up text by line content; the computer will then search for the indicated pattern.
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