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In-Reply-To: <19074.9402231157@piaggio.maths.nott.ac.uk> from "Darren Parr" at Feb 23, 94 11:57:40 am
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From: leon@stack.urc.tue.nl (Leon Woestenberg)
To: AmigaE@bkhouse.cts.com
Subject: Re: Editors
>
> With this in mind what the language needs is an editor that will run in the
> background and be very memory efficient.
>
> Today Im haveing a look at GoldED and ESEE - but I think that Im likely
Let me know if you like it, please.
> to discover that it wants to eat about 400k up before I start editing.
> This is totally useless from my point of view.
>
GoldED IS very memory efficient, and ESEE does NOT TAKE any memory, because
it's a configuration. GoldED can be iconified, or unloaded from memory (as
it is resident if you want so). When compiling via ESEE, it will start an
ARexx script that will compile the E source in the background. After
compilation, error feedback pinpoints your cursor to the spot of error and
pops up a requester with the EC error statement.
All in all, I think GoldED takes ~180 Kb fast, and some chip if the screen
is open.
> I need to be able to edit and compile my sources withing my 2meg of chip ram
> that comes with my 1200.
>
Really this should be no problem for you. It should be ESEE :o)
> I dont even have a hd yet so this makes things even more complex.
> To be honest I have things configured pretty well with emacs.
>
I like GoldED's 2.x/3.x look, feel and power. Especially things like
folding, referencing to AutoDocs, E Modules etc. is very useful for me.
> I click on an icon from my E disk and it sets up emacs and a cli in front of
> it so that all i do is crtl-x ctrl-s from emacs to save and then I compile
> from the cli.
>
I press RightAmiga-E to do the same with error feedback.
> See ya
> BoomBoom (mexaland)
>
> dp@maths.nott.ac.uk
>
>
--
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Leon Woestenberg (leon@stack.urc.tue.nl)
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