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- a net, the editor is started up, pointing at the source code of the function or commandf
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- a net, the editor is started up, pointing at the source code of method for applying f to an argument of type X
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- a net, the editor is started up, pointing at the source code of method for applying f to arguments of type X and Y
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- a net, the editor is started up, pointing at the source code of method for applying f to arguments of type X, Y, and Z
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- a net, the editor is started up, pointing at the source code of method for applying f to arguments of type X, Y, and Z, and T
The name of the user's preferred editor is take from the environment variable EDITOR. If X is running and the editor is not emacs, then the editor is started in a new xterm window.
For an interactive example, try edit(dim,Module).
The value returned is the exit code returned by the editor, as with run, usually zero.