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Updated Basic use cases (markdown)

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Set up a script (say `ewrap`) to open the editor in a new `tmux` split-pane or a new `xfce4-terminal` tab/window (you may want to change the terminal and the editor in the sample snippet below):
1. Set up a script (say `ewrap`) to open the editor in a new `tmux` split-pane or a new `xfce4-terminal` tab/window (you may want to change the terminal and the editor in the sample snippet below):
```sh
#!/usr/bin/env sh
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fi
```
**Make `ewrap` executable and drop it somewhere in your `$PATH`.**
2. Make `ewrap` executable and drop it somewhere in your `$PATH`.
Set `$VISUAL` (or `$EDITOR` if you don't have `$VISUAL`) to `ewrap`:
3. Set `$VISUAL` (or `$EDITOR` if you don't have `$VISUAL`) to `ewrap`:
export VISUAL=ewrap
Start `nnn` with the program option `-e`.
4. Start `nnn` with the program option `-e`.
If you are using `nuke` as opener modify it to use `ewrap` for text files. You can also enhance `ewrap` (re-use code from `nuke`) to handle text files by file type and use the right program (e.g. w3m for html, man for man pages). That way you don't have to change the opener.