Re: Jaxa/XY?? (Was Java to Go?)

[Harmon F Seaver hseaver@xxxxxxxx]

>I liked that bit about XyWrite evolving into the modern world by
>coming to resemble Emacs. Does your version automatically adjust line

 First off, I wasn't speaking of XY coming to resemble emacs,
except in the fact that there are already HTML extensions for
emacs -- it has evolved, XY hasn't.

>length, or do you have to reformat lines manually with Mq as I do?
>One particular modern touch about Emacs that I just love is that my
>two accounts use different versions, so I have to use different
>commands for each.

  Emacs, Nathan, is absolutely THE most customizable editor in existance.
If you want those two different versions to work the same, change
them. Or one of them. I don't, however, use it so much on-line as
I do at home, running both an OS/2 PM version and a Linux
version, and soon, an Xwindows
Linux version. But you can do virtually anything with emacs that
you want, if you want to take the time to learn how.


>Would it really take more than 10 minutes to make a keyboard that has
>all the basic HTML tags assigned to obvious keys? Has anyone done it,
>by the way? If so, send it along so we can post it for downloading.
>
  I guess so -- Annie's tried, and hasn't come up with a really
workable solution, last I heard. And neither has TTG. But I'd
certainly be interested in seeing Annie's version.

-- Harmon Seaver hseaver@xxxxxxxx

hoka hey!

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