Re: text editors for 4GL, Informix SQL ?

One suggestion... Do a search on SEDT. It has been ported to DOS, UNIX, etc. and gives the EDT (very similiar to SPF, etc., but it came from VMS). Its author did a great job -- recall seeing it on gatekeeper.dec.com (sedt). I either use VI or MegaEdit (under eval). I just used the latter and find it useful because it is aware under Windows about having to translated UNIX textfiles into DOS textfiles (removes/leaves Ctrl-M). Larry In <4lukr0$rce@cssun.mathcs.emory.edu> cherylk@prod1.jcdc.doleta.gov (Cheryl Kendricks) writes: > >Where can you get this editor? I an orginal mainframe person and VI has >just about ran me crazy. I do not like emacs either. I'm use to an >ISPF/PDF editor, is there something available like that for UNIX? > > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- - > Cheryl Kendricks > Internet:cherylk@prod1.jcdc.doleta.gov > OR > kendric@gwysmtp.jcdc.doleta.gov > OR > cherylk@spamis.jcdc.doleta.gov > DTSI, Inc. Voice: 1-800-598-5008 > Database Administrator - DOL Job Corps San Marcos, Texas > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > > >On Sat, 27 Apr 1996, Gabriel Beccar-Varela wrote: > >} Andrej Falout wrote: >} > >} > Hi, >} > >} > I wonder , witch text editors you people use for writing 4GL ? >} > Is there an 4GL mode for Emacs, or some other editor? >} > I was using Norton Editor (NE), but I wish for something more. >} >} I found EDIX to be a very good editor. As close as you can get >} to a real editor considering the Unix environment. >} >} >} >} >} >} >} >} >} >} ---- >} -- >} Gabriel Beccar-Varela >} E-Mail gabriel@emf.net >} >