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From: jep@mtiame.mtia.oz (Jesper Peterson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.misc
Subject: Re: Looking for an editor with "undo"
Message-ID: <1991Feb27.023508.25424@mtiame.mtia.oz>
Date: 27 Feb 91 02:35:08 GMT
References: <16137@reed.UUCP>
Organization: Metal Trades Industry Association, Victoria, Australia.
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In article <16137@reed.UUCP> ameiba@reed.UUCP (Keith Steiger) writes:
>Are there any editors (Emacs-like or otherwise) which implement Undo?

CygnusED 2.1 (or whatever the version is) supports virtually unlimited
UNDOing on a per operation basis. You can rebind the default key and
menu operations to any sequence of keystrokes, but only using the record
and playback method of macro programming and then saving the whole thing
There is no (obvious) way of binding keys from a text file. The only
other annoying thing about CED is that you can't have unseen buffers, they
are all visible (though resizable). I gather that a new version is due RSN.
CED has a lot of very nice features too, including fast startup, AREXX
support and full 8bit character support (sort of allows you to edit
binaries).

Disclaimer: Just a happy customer.
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