@author - Brandon Canaday (811 737 467), Nick Angelastro (811 068 256)
To run the program with known text filename:
```
$ make run file={FILENAME}
```
Ex. 'make run file=brainstorm.txt'
-- OR --
```
$ ./p2 {FILENAME}
```
Ex. './p2 sample.txt'
To run the program with no filename specified:
```
$ 'make run'
```
To compile AND link:
```
$ make
```
To compile only:
```
$ make p2.o
```
To clean dir of .o, executable, and tilda (~) files:
```
$ make clean
```
My partner and I have come to an agreement that this was, by far, the most difficult project that we have ever done in computer science, and that is coming from people who have yet to make below a 100 on any project assigned to them thus far in 1301,1302, or this class. We did not finish fixing all of the bugs associated with the editing process, but all of the functionality of a text editor, such as save, save-as, open, quit, insert, and backspace, as well as some added aesthetic with a teal color on some of the printed text. We spent well over 25 hours on this project, and, along the way, learned to utilize low level i/o functions, such as open and read, in addition to their higher-level counterparts, such as fopen.