mcvearry@CMX.NPAC.SYR.EDU (11/08/88)
We have version 18.52.3 of Gnu Emacs. Someone here would like to use EDT on one of our computers that has Emacs on it, and we would like to not have to buy an EDT emulator. However, it seems as if EDT is only partially emulated in our version of Emacs. In particular, the GOLD key doesn't work, and none of the GOLD functions seem to be implemented anyway. Is there a version of Gnu Emacs in which EDT is fully emulated? If not, are there plans to fully emulate it? Thanks for your time. -- Ken McVearry
dpb@tellab5.tellabs.CHI.IL.US (Darryl Baker) (11/09/88)
In article <8811071854.AA09312@cmx.npac.syr.edu> mcvearry@CMX.NPAC.SYR.EDU writes:
+>We have version 18.52.3 of Gnu Emacs. Someone here would like to use
+>EDT on one of our computers that has Emacs on it, and we would like to
+>not have to buy an EDT emulator. However, it seems as if EDT is only
+>partially emulated in our version of Emacs. In particular, the GOLD
+>key doesn't work, and none of the GOLD functions seem to be implemented
+>anyway. Is there a version of Gnu Emacs in which EDT is fully emulated?
+>If not, are there plans to fully emulate it?
+>
We have the same need, I've looked a bit into the problem. The gold key
seems to be defined correctly but I believe it has some thing to do with
defining the keypad but I'm having trouble with the syntax of the .emacs
file and it is also possible I didn't localize the installation completely.
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