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From: jeff@ISI-VAXA.ARPA (Jeffery A. Cavallaro)
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Subject: Re: Teco
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Date: Tue, 10-Sep-85 17:47:00 EDT
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OK, Mitch doesn't like TECO.  But I happen to know that Mitch is not a
fan of LISP-type languages either.  Well, I guess that leaves out EMACS too.
Of course you could write macros in EDT, but that is rather wordy and not
as powerful.

So, a question:

If you have a rather hairy text manipulation application that you may
use only once or frequently, you hate to type, and you hate lisp-type
languages, what utility would you use???

(REMEMBER: Real programmers use a hard, cryptic, unforgiving editor - TECO)