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Date: 23 Sep 93 17:01:34 GMT
From: agate!howland.reston.ans.net!pipex!sunic!kth.se!news.kth.se!e92_spe@ucbva
x.Berkeley.EDU  (Stefan Petersen)
Subject: Re: Language Sensitive Editors
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In article <27qe4k$ae1@helga.setd-ctl.nawcad.navy.mil> scott@helga.setd-ctl.naw
cad.navy.mil (Scott Styles) writes:

>   Does anybody know of a good Ada language sensitive editor for unix that I'm
>   running on a HP workstation?

Aahh, running Unix. Ever heard of the super duper (IMHO) Emacs??

On wuarchive.wustl.edu at /languages/ada/swtools/emacs/adamode you
have amode106.taz

That is an "extension" to emacs which supports Ada. It has eg.
templates, in-editor-compiling and error-parsing. I'm not sure, but
there might be a risk that it only supports Verdix/SunAda.

But if it works for you, I really recommends it :-)

Good luck,
Stefan Petersen (e92_spe@elixir.e.kth.se)