Re: [Jed-users-l] JED configuration

[Daniel Carrera <dcarrera@xxxxxxxxx>]

I'm pretty happy with JED so far. One of the things I like about it,
actually, is that I don't have to use it in Emacs mode. I used to use
Emacs several years ago, but I've forgotten all the key bindings and I
don't really them right now. So I switched JED to the CUA bindings
that all my GUI apps use.

There is much to like about JED. It's a programming editor, but it
provides a drop-down menu for those of us who don't know all the
features. It is a console editor (I don't always want to start a GUI).
And it has support for every language I can think of. Even Lisp.

The only annoyance I have with JED right now is that it wants to
indent MATLAB and Fortran using 2 spaces. I don't know why it does
that. Other languages are indented with 4 spaces. :-(

Daniel.



On Sat, Dec 25, 2010 at 5:09 AM, Henry Harpending <harpend@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Good luck with jed and xjed.  Only recently can emacs use anti-aliased fonts, but it still takes way long to load.  Jed has provided me with an attractive fast emacs clone for years, including nice fonts even.  Now you should try to understand the difference between what ^Y does and ^C^Y.  I can't quite figure it out myself.
>
> Best, Henry Harpending

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