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From: ralston@cybavax.UUCP (R. Alston Elec. Eng. Guest)
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Subject: xlisp/lisp editor anyone, reposting
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Date: Wed, 22-May-85 06:56:41 EDT
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I'm reposting this because it seems that it got lost before getting
to most US sites so here goes (appologies to those that care) :

Does anyone out there have an editor written in xlisp or some dialect
of lisp fairly compatible with xlisp? I want to use it to generate 
and edit code while I am using xlisp rather than having to continually test
little bits of xlisp then (exit) and build the 'tested' bit into my main
source using vi or ed and then restarting xlisp and loading the new source.
I am asking this before going ahead and writing my own.

	Ta anyway,

	Robin Alston
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