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- From: hm342st@unidui.uni-duisburg.de (Michael Staats)
- Subject: Re: MicroEMACS vs Freemacs.
- References: <hm342st.715253167@unidui> <1992Sep1.080407.26699@irisa.fr>
- Date: 1 Sep 92 10:10:08 GMT
- Organization: Rechenzentrum Uni-Duisburg
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- In <1992Sep1.080407.26699@irisa.fr> decouty@irisa.fr (Bertrand Decouty, AB112, [99 84] 73 46, Atelier) writes:
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- >>from beeing perfect but not too bad. With MicroEmacs this is
- >>impossible, you'd have to change the C sources.
- >>
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- >NO, NO, NO... Perhaps this was true with the first versions of
- >micro-emacs but now there is a macro language, which looks like basic.
- >Right, it is not Lisp :-)
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- Freemacs is programmable in mint, not lisp too.
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- >You have access, from this "language", to all built-in commands. You
- >can define new command and bind them to keys.
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- >The only built-in mode is a C-mode. You can add your own modes by
- >writing some macroes. Many people have done so, for Pascal or TeX.
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- Sorry, I didn't know that. The micro-emacs I know wasn't programmable.
- So long,
- Michael
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- Michael Staats, Student of Theoretical Physics, Uni-GH Duisburg
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