hugh@hoptoad.uucp (Hugh Daniel) (06/25/87)
I would like to know of any mail packages for GnuEmacs that are
beyond Rmail, like is anyone porting Zmail to GnuEmacs. I do know
of mh, and I have been hacking up Rmail on my own but I have not
found anything else.
I also would like to know of any good spell checkers around, I have
changed the standard one some what and it really needs more. What I
want most is for it to try to come up with a compleation list for the
word I miss-spelled. (Also query-replace is not so hot, is there another
interface/standard/implementation around?)
Thanks for any code, help or pointers.
Hugh Daniel
hugh@hoptoad.uucp hugh@lll-crg.arpa hugh@m-net.uucp
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hugh@hoptoad.uucp hugh@ingres.berkeley.edu /wiscarpa%"hugh@lll-crg.arpa"jcollas@XN.LL.MIT.EDU (Juan Collas) (06/25/87)
In article <2333@hoptoad.uucp>, hugh@hoptoad.uucp (Hugh Daniel) writes: > I also would like to know of any good spell checkers around, I have > changed the standard one some what and it really needs more. What I > want most is for it to try to come up with a compleation list for the > word I miss-spelled. > Thanks for any code, help or pointers. > > Hugh Daniel > There's a program based on the TOPS-20 program ISPELL called, interestingly enough, ISPELL. It was posted to mod.sources or something like that recently. It's in late beta test stage, and it comes with a gnuemacs interface. We just installed it here, and so far it seems pretty good. It gives you a completion list for each possibly misspelled word. If you wish, I can make it available for anonymous ftp. -Juan Collas, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
bob@wiley.UUCP (Bob Amstadt) (06/26/87)
Posting-Front-End: GNU Emacs 18.36.2 of Mon Feb 23 1987 on alvin (berkeley-unix) In article <2333@hoptoad.uucp> hugh@hoptoad.uucp (Hugh Daniel) writes: > > I would like to know of any mail packages for GnuEmacs that are > beyond Rmail, like is anyone porting Zmail to GnuEmacs. I do know > of mh, and I have been hacking up Rmail on my own but I have not > found anything else. Have you tried the Gnu Emacs interface to mh? ---Bob Amstadt bob@wiley.uucp {csvax.caltech.edu,trwrb.uucp}!wiley!bob