GitHub - paulitex/Cedit: Command Line editor for Mercurial configuration files. Features both an interactive editor and an options parsing mode. Simplifies Mercurial configuration so that users never have to manually edit their hgrc / Mercurial.ini files, if they so choose. Cedit does have a bootstrapping feature - you don't have to manually touch your configuration files to install this extension (unlike almost every other Mercurial extension). Simply run "python start.py" and you should be good to go. See http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/CeditExtension for more info.

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Command Line editor for Mercurial configuration files. Features both an interactive editor and an options parsing mode. Simplifies Mercurial configuration so that users never have to manually edit their hgrc / Mercurial.ini files, if they so choose. Cedit does have a bootstrapping feature - you don't have to manually touch your configuration fil…

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CEDIT - a Mercurial configuration editor extension.

Copyright 2010 Paul Lambert <paul@matygo.com>

=LICENSE=

This software may be used and distributed according to the terms of the
GNU General Public License version 2, incorporated herein by reference.

=INSTALLATION=

To get started with this extension, please run "python start.py".
This will add the necessary line to your Mercurial configuration to enable this extension.

If all goes well, you should be able to run "hg help cedit" and get started.

To quickly set up your initial name and email, run "hg setuser".

Note: If you are adding this extension by hand, be sure to give the containing folder 
as the path, not config.py. For example:

YES:
[extensions]
config = /foo/bar/hgext/cedit

NO:
[extensions]
config = /foo/bar/hgext/cedit/config.py

This is to ensure that the included version of iniparse is loaded at the
same time as this extension. 

=USAGE=

See "hg help cedit" and "hg help setuser" respectively for help on how to use cedit.