gavron@mpx0.lanl.gov (Ehud Gavron) (12/17/89)
Can anyone out there direct me to an editor which either looks like EDT, or can be customized to behave like EDT? (Yes, I am still one of those VMS gurus who believes EDT is the god of editors...:-) ------------------------------------------------------------------ | Ehud Gavron, System Manager gavron@mpx{0|1}.lanl.gov (inet)| | Los Alamos National Laboratory gavron@lampf (bitnet) | | Meson Physics Division DAC cmcl2!lanl!eg (uucp) | | (505)665-1131/667-9288 1029::55295::GAVRON (SPAN) | ------------------------------------------------------------------
ckp@grebyn.com (Checkpoint Technologies) (12/18/89)
In article <39152@lanl.gov> gavron@mpx0.lanl.gov writes: > > Can anyone out there direct me to an editor which either > looks like EDT, or can be customized to behave like EDT? I once had a set of macros for Matt Dillon's DME which came close to EDT. It wasn't close enough for me, however, because DME doesn't do block select, cut, and paste quite right for EDT. (A humble suggestion to Matt Dillon: How about block select on character boundaries?) I've got a totally hacked version of MicroGnuEmacs which now supports an EDT-like keypad; only problem is, I've only implemented a Unix V5.3 version. Certainly an Amiga port is possible, but since I've gotten used to Cygnus ED on the Amiga, I'm not terribly motivated to port it.
ejkst@unix.cis.pitt.edu (Eric J. Kennedy) (12/31/89)
In article <39152@lanl.gov> gavron@mpx0.lanl.gov writes: > Can anyone out there direct me to an editor which either > looks like EDT, or can be customized to behave like EDT? I heard rumor of an EDT emulator written for Uedit. If it doesn't exist already, Uedit would be my editor of choice to create such an emulator, anyway. -- Eric Kennedy ejkst@cis.unix.pitt.edu