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From: rsaalmr@rsa.ericsson.se (Andreas Almroth)
Subject: Re: Editor
Date: 1996/02/27
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references: <312E7155.B0F@prodigy.com> <825379468.12@cs.york.ac.uk>
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Date: 1996-02-27T00:00:00+00:00
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ajg101@york.ac.uk (K Martin) writes:

>Joshua Davidson (yhdw07a@prodigy.com) wrote:
>> Is there an Ada editor that is color coded (i.e. 'with ada.text_io;' 
>> will show up a different color than the rest of the text) out there on 
>> the internet?

>According to the GNAT documentation, they are working on an Ada mode
>for emacs.  However, seeing as I never use it I've no idea about how it
>works.  Alternatively, you can (AFAIK) set such a thing up in xvile -
>though the only person I know who uses said editor has never got back
>to me about the idea about any success they've had.
>--

I'm currently using GNU Emacs 19.30, and it came with full mode support for
languages such as Ada and C. It uses different colours for statements,
comments and so on...

My $0.05

/Andreas