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From: mende@remus.RUTGERS.EDU (Mende)
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Subject: Re: PD vi?
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Date: Sat, 24-May-86 00:38:47 EDT
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Summary: Look at Fish #20

In article <960@h-sc2.UUCP>, breuel@h-sc2.UUCP (breuel) writes:
> > 	Having seen all of the recent postings of source code for the
> > 	various versions of MicroEMACS I was wondering, is there a
> > 	public domain version of the 'vi' editor?  If such a thing
> > 	existed, I would be very interested in porting it to the Amiga.
> > 	If anyone knows of such a thing I would appreciate any
> > 	information you could give.
> 
> Sorry to post this, but maybe other people are also interested
> (and don't know about it yet): there is an editor called 'tvx'
> which can emulate 'emacs', 'vi', and also has a native mode.
> It was posted to mod.sources recently, and is available from
> the mod.sources archive at seismo.ARPA. Maybe someone is willing
> to spend the time and port it? It shouldn't be too much work...
> 
> 					Thomas.
> 

  Fish Disk # 20 has tex with the VI mode in it ...

Also note that Fish # 22 and 23 are filled with *only* PD emacs
versions.
  This includes  MicroEmacs Version 30 which has GNU bindings.

Contact Fred Fish at the following address

   {seismo|caip|..}|well|fnf


			Bob Mende

  ARPA: mende@aim.rutgers.edu
  UUCP: caip|aim|mende

                     Soon to be running my *3* drive Amiga!