4GL mode file for EMACS

While the editor wars go on nearby, I just made the jump from vi to Lucid Emacs and really like it. Do anyone out there have a i4gl-mode file you would be willing to share or post to the informix archives? Thanks. BTW, if you are using some form of x-environment, look into the Lucid version of GNU emacs available via anonymous ftp from lucid.com (192.43.175.3). It has drop down menus, mouse-support with region highlighting, and solves many of my gripes about emacs (backspace does not equal help now). -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- Harold L. Trammel | "Do everything without National Animal Poison Control Center | grumbling or complaining" College of Veterinary Medicine | --- Phil 2:14 --- Univ. of Illinois Urbana-Champaign | htrammel@uiuc.edu _or_ hlt@napcc-hp.cvm.uiuc.edu =====================================================================

On 10 Dec 1993, Harold Trammel wrote: > While the editor wars go on nearby, I just made the jump from vi to > Lucid Emacs and really like it. Do anyone out there have a i4gl-mode > file you would be willing to share or post to the informix archives? > > Thanks. > > BTW, if you are using some form of x-environment, look into the Lucid > version of GNU emacs available via anonymous ftp from lucid.com (192.43.175.3). > It has drop down menus, mouse-support with region highlighting, and > solves many of my gripes about emacs (backspace does not equal help now). > Well, GNU emacs 19 has support for drop-down menus, mouse support, region highlighting and lots of other cute stuff :-) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Steve Lacey, IS Engineering Manager, The Bishop's Manor, Howden, UK. Tel: +44 430 432480 Fax: +44 430 432450 "There's no reason why hundreds of people in California should know the future any better than ten people based in Yorkshire." - Charles Cecil, MD of Revolution Software