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Re: Why do you use emacs?
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Bruce Ingalls |
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Re: Why do you use emacs? |
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Tue, 13 May 2003 18:13:43 GMT |
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Artur Hefczyc wrote:
...
The test version of this guide is here:
http://wttools.sourceforge.net/emacs-stuff/emacsandjdee.html
I'd say the same thing as most other comments.
In addition, *free* means that Emacs provides the means, and I have the
right to configure/adapt Emacs to my needs.
For example, there was no market for an editor to highlight Y2K dates in
source code, so I adapted Emacs to do this.
I could not have afforded a consultant to do this, but Christian Egli,
an experienced Elisp developer helped me get started, and we released
our work to the community.
Only a tool written for programmers and by programmers can be this helpful.
The final reason that I use Emacs, is that (enough of) the community
does not insult you, when you (politely) ask for help.
I appreciate your JDEE installer.
Perhaps you can co-ordinate your effort with (my) EMacro project, at
<url: http://emacro.sf.net/ >
- Why do you use emacs?, Artur Hefczyc, 2003/05/11
- Re: Why do you use emacs?, address@hidden, 2003/05/11
- Re: Why do you use emacs?, Pascal Bourguignon, 2003/05/11
- Re: Why do you use emacs?, Eli Zaretskii, 2003/05/11
- Re: Why do you use emacs?, Phillip Lord, 2003/05/12
- Re: Why do you use emacs?, Colin Marquardt, 2003/05/12
- Re: Why do you use emacs?, Jason Dufair, 2003/05/12
- Re: Why do you use emacs?,
Bruce Ingalls <=