@The All-Powerful Object Code Editor
$The Object Code Editor

!copy;Copy & Paste
!wordwrap;Word Wrap
!ascii;ASCII Charater Insertion
!files;Loading and Saving Text Files
!zzm;Importing ZZT Music
!play;Testing ZZT Music
!help;Context Sensitive Help
!txted;Text Editor (! editor)

Objects and scrolls are programmed in the
ZZT-OOP language.  When you edit these
types, you will be presented with the
object editor.  This is a simple text
editor with features specific to ZZT
programming.  ARROW KEYS move the cursor,
ESCAPE quits, ctrl+'y' deletes a line, et
cetera. A text editor may also be accessed
by pressing '!' on the main screen, a la
zzt.
!txted;More information on ! editor

:copy;Copy & Paste

The Object editor features copy and paste.
Use SHIFT to select a region of text, then
press CTRL+'c' to copy. CTRL-'v' may then
be used to paste the copied text later.
CTRL-'x' will cut the selected text while
CTRL-DELETE simply clears without copying.

:wordwrap;Word Wrap

On by default, word wrap allows text to
spill over onto the next line when typing
paragraphs. The editor is just intelligent
enough to identify zzt commands and avoid
word-wrapping them improperly. Use ALT+'-'
and ALT+'+' (or ALT+'=') to increase or
decrease the maximum length of a line.
Between 42 and 1, word wrap is set to off,
which prevents wrapping of any kind.

:ascii;ASCII Charater Insertion

Arbitrary ASCII may be inserted characters
into your program by pressing ctrl+'a'.
If the cursor is on the same line as a
 #char command, it will place the number of
the character into the program.

:files;Loading and Saving Text Files

The Object Code Editor can be used to load
and save text files. ALT+'s' will save the
program to a file and ALT+'o' will load a
previously saved file, replacing any text
already in the editor. ALT+'i' will insert
a file without destroying existing work.

:zzm;Importing ZZT Music

Music stored in ZZM formatted files can be
loaded into the Object Editor quite
easily. Simply press ALT+'m', select a ZZM
file and a song to load.

NOTE: Due to extreme laziness and the
complexities of programming, KevEdit will
only recognize songs for which titles are
provided. The music ripper does not
provide titles, so ripped files will have
to be edited before using. See the
included file soundfx.zzm for an example
of how to do this.

:play;Testing ZZT Music

To test a song in KevEdit, simply move the
cursor to the beginning of the song and
press CTRL-T. To hear the music without
the slurring problem (that is, with tiny
breaks between notes), use ALT-T.

:help;Context Sensitive Help

Pressing F1 will bring up the ZZT-OOP
Programming Reference. If the cursor is on
the same line as a #command, it will look
that command up in the help.

:txted;Text Editor (! editor)

Pressing '!' while editing a ZZT World
will open a general text editor with
similar functions to the object editor.
When you exit the text editor by pressing
ESC, your work will be remembered for the
next time you open the text editor, until
you exit KevEdit. If you wish to save your
work to a file, use ALT-S.