jgm@fed.expres.cs.cmu.edu (John G. Myers) (04/14/90)
I have just submitted two new programs to the NeXT archives on cc.purdue.edu: Emacs 1.0 and YapDiffs. patches/YapDiffs.tar.Z adds an "Error messages" window to the Yap application which shows the error message and the contents of the operand stack when a "previewed" file generates a message. source/Emacs1.0.tar.Z is my NeXTStep front-end to GNU Emacs. It has several advantages over running GNU emacs inside Terminal. The "Alternate" key works as a meta key (as God intended it to be :-). The "Cut" and "Copy" menu commands send the region to the pasteboard. The "Paste" menu command sends the pasteboard to the current buffer and the "Undo" menu command works as expected. Mouse clicks are interpreted in a reasonable manner (see lisp/eterm-fns.el for details). If that weren't enough, it also comes with a cutesy icon. -- _.John G. Myers Internet: jgm@fed.expres.cs.cmu.edu (412) 268-2984 LoseNet: ...!seismo!ihnp4!wiscvm.wisc.edu!give!up "It's not bogus, It's an IBM standard" --Esther Filderman