Hi Peter,
there is very little emacs related code in the GNU APL core. The --emacs
command line option
replaces the escape sequences normally used for colors by sequences
that are easier to detect
by emacs so that emacs (which intercepts the GNU APL output) knows if a
line printed by the
int
Hi Peter,
sorry as well. I believe i was mislead by your earlier question for the
source of the Nabla editor.
I cannot give you a full answer because the question touches many aspects
of GNU APL, like how to do things, who does and maintain things, what do
we like,
and so on.
But I can share
Hi Jürgen:
So sorry but we are not understanding each other on this.
I apologize for my inability to state it more clearly.
This is a long reply but I'm trying to explain it with words.
Too bad we can't sit down over a mug of beer (or a cup of tea) and discuss it
IRL.
My proposal is NOT specific
Hi Peter,
there are already a number of facilities in GNU APL that can be switched
on and off via ./configure, for example Assert(). See the macros in
configure.ac
that end in _WANTED to see how thjis works.
I guess what you are after is ∇-editor command [A⎕B] . I would rate the
lack of it
as
