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From: lanmaint@nssdca.gsfc.nasa.gov (Dave Yoest)
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Date: 22 May 91 10:56:27 GMT
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In article <26964@adm.brl.mil>, ANDRE%BRUFSM.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu ( Andre Amestrek das Trevas Junior) writes...
> 
>HI, FOLKS.
> 
>I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF ANYBODY HAS A LITTLE, SIMPLE AND PORTABLE
>TEXT EDITOR WRITTEN IN TURBOPASCAL. I DON'T WANT NOTHING SPECIAL.
>ONLY A LITTLE EDITOR WITH THE MOST SIMPLE FUNCTIONS. I NEED TO DO
>ONE BUT I HAVE NO TIME TO. IT WOULD BE GOOD IF IT DOES NOT USE ANY
>SPECIAL FEATURE OF ANY SPECIAL MACHINE.  I AM A PASCAL LANGUAGE
>BEGINNER, SO THAT I AM NOT FAMILIAR TO THE DATA STRUCTURE NECESSARY
>TO DO IT.
> 
>THANKS A LOT,
> 
>      ANDRE AMESTREK DAS TREVAS JUNIOR

I would suggest that you look at the Borland Turbo Pascal editor 
toolbox. It not only has a "simple" text editor but also has a 
full blown ASCII text editor complete with pull down menus, wordstar
command compatibility, and full source. I bought mine under TP v3.0
and upgraded to 4.0 because the port to 4.0 was non-trivial. When
I got TP 5.0 the 4.0 version of editor toolbox compilied with
no major changes. I didn't get 6.0, so I can't say if it will work or 
not.

The editor toolbox is great...It includes full source and a great
deal of insight into writing your own editor, or including an
editor in your own programs.


Dave Yoest
LAN M&O section Supervisor
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt, Md. USA 20771

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