[PLUTO-ildp] Editor con sintassi evidenziata ..

[Hugh Hartmann]

Un saluto cordiale a tutti i partecipanti alla lista.

Allora, finalmente sono riuscito a trovare l'editor giusto che mi
evidenzia la sintassi sgml alla perfezione, l'editor in questione si
chiama lpe, si trova in versione .rpm o in formato sorgente. L'ho
convertito con alien trasformandolo in pacchetto .deb, l'ho installato e
funzina alla grande. Richiede la libreria slang1 (comunissima, usata
anche per mutt) e naturalmente la libc6. E' velocissimo, probabilmente
funziona anche su di un 386 con poca ram ... :-) Riporto alcune info per
chi fosse interssato ...

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               LPE - A Lightweight Programmer's Editor for UNIX
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   LPE is a small, efficient programmer's editor for UNIX systems. It has
   grown from the result of a single night of hacking into a very capable
   and very versatile editor that defines it's own philosophy opf text
   editing. That philosophy is that awk and sed are the right tools for
   most advanced editing jobs, and a text editor should make simple
   operations easy and make text look good.
   
   LPE does that with support for visual features like automatic
   indentation, brace flashing, and syntax highlighting. The editor
   includes a generic plug-in architecture supporting a variety of
   languages with "modes" that can be added at any time. It also supports
   easy commands to run the current buffer through an awk or sed script,
   and a macro recorder and command repeater to ease repetitive editing.
   
   With all of this, LPE is still one of the smallest, most efficient,
   and least cumbersome editors available for UNIX systems!
   
   Lpe is free software, which means that you are free to use, modify, or
   redistribute the software as long as you keep it free for other
   people. It is distributed under the GPL, which is a license designed
   by the Free Software Foundation to ensure these rights. (It's also
   open source if you prefer that world view.)
   
   To find out more about lpe, you can try it out, subscribe to the
   mailing list, or take a look at some screen shots of lpe running in an
   xterm.
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  News
  
   July 8, 2001: The 1.2.6 release is now up on the web site. This is a
   bug fix release that solves several known problems with 1.2.5. This
   release is in no way my own work, so let's have a round of applause
   from Gergely Nagy, who compiled and sent me the release files when I
   was unable to do so myself.
   
   July 24, 2000: I've now identified the author of the multi-buffer
   patch. A big thanks to Brandon Stepler! You are now listed in the
   README file.
   
   July 23, 2000: I've lost track of who sent me the multi-buffer patch!
   If that person would identify themselves to me, I will give you much
   deserved credit. But right now, I don't know who you are. Please drop
   an e-mail my way.
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   This page was last updated July 8, 2001. Please e-mail suggestions and
   comments to cdsmith a twu.net.


Penso che sia giusto provarlo. Ora cerchero' di velocizzare le mie
traduzioni, revisioni .... 


Au Revoir
Hugh Hartmann


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