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From: ameiba@reed.UUCP (Keith Steiger)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.misc
Subject: Looking for an editor with "undo"
Message-ID: <16137@reed.UUCP>
Date: 24 Feb 91 22:58:33 GMT
Reply-To: ameiba@reed.UUCP (Keith Steiger)
Organization: Reed College, Portland OR
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I am a hardcore Unix hacker who happens to own an Amiga 2000.  So I am
looking for tools which will duplicate most of the functionality of a Unix
system.  MicroEMACS 1.3 is a reasonable editor, even if I do have to remap 5
or 6 functions to where I'm used to having them (what fool made ^X^F
save-exit?  Jeez....).  However, the one feature I miss most about Emacs is
undo--the simple ability to undo the last couple of changes you made.  It
can't be that hard to implement, and it shouldn't take that much memory.
However, I have yet to find an implementation of Emacs for the Amiga which
includes it and still runs in one megabyte of memory.

Are there any editors (Emacs-like or otherwise) which implement Undo?

--
  Keith Steiger--ameiba@reed.BITNET, ameiba@reed.UUCP, tektronix!reed!ameiba
          "I am what you see.  Myself....  I cannot be otherwise."
  Disclaimer: Reed College tries very hard to ignore its students' opinions.