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From: agnew@trwrc.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.lang.pascal
Subject: Re: editor in Pascal?
Message-ID: <225@trwrc.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 16-Sep-87 13:22:45 EDT
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Posted: Wed Sep 16 13:22:45 1987
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In article <9311@brl-adm.ARPA> Spreitzer.pa@Xerox.COM writes:
>(If there's a more appropriate list, let me know, and my apologies...)
>
>I'm looking for a text editor written in Pascal.  I'd like something
>reasonably powerful, like vi or EMACS.  I need one that talks to a
>character-oriented terminal via character I/O.  It would be nice if it
>were in the public domain.  Is there anything like that out there?
>
The Kernighan & Plaugher Software Tools in Pascal contains the
source for a early version of ED. This has been ported to Turbo Pascal
and is available from the Borland library on Compuserve. You can convert this to
a VI type screen editor without too much trouble (I estimate about 100 hours or so).