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From: Ken Garlington <garlingtonke@lmtas.lmco.com>
Subject: Re: [Q] Tools for Ada Quality and Style
Date: 1996/04/30
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Peter Milliken wrote:
> 
> Please do
> not confuse the method that DEC have chosen for LSE'ing with the
> "primitive" method provide by the Emacs ada-mode, DEC's method is far
> superior and easier to use.

Actually, although I like LSE, there's a level of editor above even LSE,
as exemplified by Rational APEX or the Xinotech Program Composer. If you can 
afford them, they are very powerful tools.

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