usage:
  edemote name 
  edemote name/t

Use the /t suffix if you want to edit the targeted version of the emotion.
To enter something in any of the fields, just add something on the line after
the header for it.  For example, any lines entered between the .me line, and
the .others line will be the message displayed to the user of the command.

For reference, the replaceable parameters are:

  $N = name of user       $n = name of target
  $S = subjective of user $O = objective of user  $P = possessive of user
  $s =   ''     '' target $o =   ''    '' target  $p =    ''   '' target

  $M = modifier (only appears if user ends command with " .")
  $m = modifier (always appears unless user types own modifier or " .")
  $V = verb (defaults to command name.  can be set with .verb)
  $G = possessive of user (either $N's or 'your' depending)
  $g = possessive of target ('' $n's '')
  $Q = preceding possessive (i.e. hers, his, its, hirs, yours) for user
  $q = '' for target

For $S, $O, $P, $s, $o, $p:

  subjective = (he, she, it, sie), objective = (him, her, it, hir),
  possessive = (his, her, its, hir)

The supported headers are listed in /include/emoted.h.

Example usage:

at command line:

  edemote kiss/t

in ed:

  .me
  $N $V $n $M
  .others
  $N tilts $P head as $S kisses $n $M
  .target
  $N $V you $M
  .modifier
  chastely
  .end

See also: semote, temote
