bagpiper@oxy.UUCP (11/03/87)
>I am sorry to post this reply to the net but I have not had much luck >getting mail across the BITNET gateways. > >The editor I would recommend for small programming tasks such as the one >described is a SHAREWARE product known as QEDIT. It is a powerful text I would suggest Black Beard for programmers. It's a pseudo emacs, but it's neatest feature is that it can be memory resident. I supports 10 file windows and three extra windows. It supports a mouse. But I don't know if it is a "small full-screen editor" in that I don't know what small is. If you need a small disk image because you are developing on a machine that only has floppy disks then this solves that problem because it is memory resident (in fact you can recall the editor in the exact same place that you left it...great for working out those troubled spots in tough code.). But, if you mean small by how much memory it takes up I'm still not sure what small is. All I can say is that it doesn't bind me on a 640k PC. Contact me if you need more info, but Black Beard is on may BBS's. *What me? Yes these are my opions and nobody (even my profs) can change me!! Michael Hunter UUCP : ....{seismo, rutgers, ames}!cit-vax!oxy!bagpiper Box 241 ARPA : oxy!bagpiper@csvax.caltech.edu Occidental College BITNET: oxy!bagpiper@hamlet.bitnet Los Angeles, CA 90041 CSNET : oxy!bagpiper%csvax.caltech.edu@relay.cs.net