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From: nelson@sun.soe.clarkson.edu (Russ Nelson)
Subject: Re: What your favorite editor for programming?
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Date: 31 Mar 91 16:34:38
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In-Reply-To: mrs@netcom.COM's message of 31 Mar 91 08:45:55 GMT
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In article <1991Mar31.084555.24713@netcom.COM> mrs@netcom.COM (Morgan Schweers) writes:
   In article <DAVIS.91Mar29150352@pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu> davis@pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu  (John E. Davis) writes:

   >What about Freemacs?  Does it support multiple keymaps?  If so
   >then I would appreciate it if someone were to send me a sample
   >mint source for Freemacs which redefines some keys and things.  In
   >addition, does Freemacs blink matching {}[]() like emacs and does
   >it have a C-mode?

        I'm not sure about how the keymaps are designed in Freemacs,
   but it will happily blink {}[]() just like the EMACS I'm using
   online just did. <Grin> (As I said, it does have a C-mode, also
   settable through <ESC>-x c-mode)

As long as you have C.ed online, Freemacs will automagically enter C-mode
when you edit a ".c" or ".h" file.

Freemacs has multiple keymaps.  It comes with the GNU Emacs C-x, M-, and
C-c maps, but you can define as many as you want.  For example, you can define
C-c C-y to next-line like this:

Name:K.C-c C-y
[*]F:next-line[*]

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