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From: dewar@merv.cs.nyu.edu (Robert Dewar)
Subject: Re: Code Formatters
Date: 1996/11/08
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Larry says

"BBEdit seems likely to get syntax coloring for Ada, which to me
is actually more significant than the same for an editor provided
with an Ada compiler, where one would expect such support.  Also
I would prefer editors from people devoted to editors as they will
likely do a better job for cut and paste, etc."

Note of course that EMACS also provides Ada coloring mode, as well as
lots of other helpful stuff.