[softwarelist] Re: Pictures referenced to ADFS::
- From: andy.ling@xxxxxxxxxxx
- To: davidpilling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2010 15:30:44 +0000
David Pilling wrote on 18/11/2010 13:48:22:
> In message
> <OF56573554.C1A5A05E-ON802577DF.0046D902-802577DF.0046D45D@xxxxxxxxxxx>,
> andy.ling@xxxxxxxxxxx writes
> >You could always use the hexedit mode of emacs. Write a little bit
> >of lisp to do the search and replace and give that and a list
> >of files to emacs as a command line call.
>
> Way back I thought EMACS was great, but I ran it on Linux last week and
> it looked a bit old fashioned.
>
Wandering a bit off topic now, but..
I guess it depends what you want/need. It is still a very competent
programmable text editor. It's GUI is definitely a bit dated, although it
has
been updated fairly recently. It even handles embedded images now.
But if you're looking for a full blown programming IDE with all the
fancy code awareness that comes with things like Eclipse (or dare
I say Visual Studio) then don't bother.
Andy Ling
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