John Higginbotham writes:
> At 09:28 AM 3/16/98 -0600, you wrote:
[...]
> only one I have found that behaves as close to DOS EDIT or Windows Notepad
[...]
> emacs, but I want to stick with something that I am familiar with. Any
> suggestions?
Well, I found a way to make XEmacs reacting similar to DOS edit. I wrote
a small e-lisp add-on with the follwoing features:
- mark text with Shift-Cursor, Shift-PgUp/PgDown etc.
- cut / copy / paste with Shift-Insert, Ctrl-Insert, Shift-Del
- f11 is "find", f12 is "find again"
- "print screen" (? - I'm sitting at a Sun right now...) is Undo
- "pause" is stop (i.e. stops what XEmacs is doing, returns to normal mode)
This already helps a lot, IMHO. "Home", "End" etc.pp. should already be
working as in DOSedit.
Give me a shout if you'd like a copy. Maybe one day I finally get round to
make a rpm out of it... Maybe... ;-)
HTH,
Thomas
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