Re: Question on implementing a Deuce command

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• Subject: Re: Question on implementing a Deuce command
• From: Andreas Bogk <andreas@andreas.org>
• Date: Tue, 2 Oct 2001 17:45:01 -0400 (EDT)
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"Scott McKay" <swm@mediaone.net> writes:

> like gnuemacs.  It requires a bit more programming.  This deficiency is
> mainly due to the schedule constraints we had -- we needed an editor
> that did the job, more than we needed a Dylan reinvention of gnuemacs.

Oh, I think the world needs a Dylan reinvention of emacs.

I'm using emacs on a daily basis, even for reading mail and news. And
I'm unhappy with a full-stop garbage collector, and an extension
language that's slow, has no OO system, and doesn't even have lexical
scoping,.

Andreas

-- 
"In my eyes it is never a crime to steal knowledge. It is a good
theft. The pirate of knowledge is a good pirate."
                                                       (Michel Serres)

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• Question on implementing a Deuce command
• From: Chris Double <chris@double.co.nz>
• Re: Question on implementing a Deuce command
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