This ARexx script interfaces TurboText with GNU ETags, allowing
you to locate function definitions in your C programs automatically.
Here is an example.

	Imagine that you are working on a large program with many files.
In your code, you have the line:

		x = MyFunction(a, b, c);

Suppose you want to see the definition of MyFunction().  What do you do?
Well, you try to remember which file has MyFunction, load it into the
editor, search for "MyFunction", and eventually you find it.

	LoadETag makes this 1000 times easier!  With LoadETag, just place
your cursor on the word "MyFunction" in the function call above, and
press one key.  BOOM!  The file containing MyFunction is automatically
loaded, and the cursor is positioned right on the function definition.
WOW!!  And it does more, too!

	If you know what "ctags" is on UNIX, "etags" is basically the same
thing.  If you have never used either of these programs, NOW IS THE TIME!
Any C programmer will *LOVE* these programs.  Trust me.

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
[generic]                 2769    6667  41.5% -lh5- a16a Jun  4  1994 FindETag.doc
[generic]                  629    1116  56.4% -lh5- 8ce4 Jun  4  1994 FindETag.readme
[generic]                 3975   13503  29.4% -lh5- dfb2 Jun  4  1994 FindETag.ttx
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
 Total         3 files    7373   21286  34.6%            Jun  5  1994