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From: ZCSTIN05@UDCVM.BITNET (Todd Coram)
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Subject: Editors , GNUEMACS etc
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Date: Wed, 24-Sep-86 09:23:34 EDT
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So GNUEMACS is too massive for the ST... Is there a REALLY decent editor
out there for the ST that an EMACS addict can live with?
Micro-Emacs is nice and powerful, but it ain't EMACS. (Actually, the only
real EMACS is the original one written in TECO. GNUEMACS is considered an
EMACS-like editor.)

For lack of a better CLI, I need an editor that I can live in. It should
be able to do more than just compile a program or spawn a CLI, it should
be able to perform directory editing (DIRED), real macros and simple
file filtering. Yes, I know..I am power mad..I want to much, overkill, etc..
but hey, I can't live in the windowing world of GEM anymore. I spend most
of my time editing, and unless I can fire up a small editor whenever and
wherever I want in an application (without reloading the file each time).

Any interest in implementing TECO on an ST? Is this a sick idea?

maroC ddoTTodd Coram