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Subject: Efficient Use of Editors (was Re: How do you develop applications?)
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Date: 24 Mar 90 00:44:00 GMT
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In article <133329@sun.Eng.Sun.COM>, cmcmanis@stpeter.Sun.COM (Chuck McManis) writes:
> When I develop applications I've been using Lattice C 5.0x and usually
> have a copy of MicroEmacs (my own, not C/A's) running and a CLI window.
> I have a Rexx command attached to F1 that saves all emacs buffers and
> runs lmk redirecting the output into another buffer window so that I
> can peruse the list of errors and fix them in my code. Pressing F2 runs
> the application and pressing F3 runs the application under CPR the 
> Lattice debugger. 
> 
> --Chuck McManis

With the ARexx port in the Manx 5.0 compiler, is it possible to 
use another editor, ie. MicroEmacs, like they've set up vi?
What I want is the integrated environment with an editor that I
presently use and like.  Is anyone presently doing this?

  --Allen