Here is a tiny mail note by Zimmerman about the distribution of this very emacs (that I intend to

* another emacs(?) to add to my collection. :-) This one is most curious. It is based on Montgomery's emacs, and was written/hacked by Steve Zimmerman of CCA. According to the README

We've got a VT-220 clone as a demo and I'm trying to make the function keys do useful things

mode in CCA EMACS has always indented the line to the current level when used at the beginning of a line, and inserted a tab when used anywhere else. I've never had any complaints on

Chapman of CCA Uniworks stated the following in a recent message to this newsgroup: Beginning with CCA EMACS version 162.36z, CCA EMACS no longer contained any of the code from Mr. Montgomery's

in GNU Emacs. > > Using the modified Gosling display code in GNU Emacs is > not immoral. Redistributing any code is always morally good. Clearly, you and I have differing conceptions

misinformation about CCA EMACS being spread on the net, largely by Yakim Martillo. Since its release as a product, CCA EMACS has contained no code from Montgomery's EMACS. Early

A while back I was told by a friend that there is floating around a public domain copy of

up with one the question of which is the more ominous possibility, ringing bells or bit-buckets, is best left to the reader. I intend to take Steve Zimmerman's advice... Joe Chapman

mistaken impression that his file was written correctly. For these reasons, I strongly recommend against installing the first part of the fix that was posted. Steve Zimmerman

speed up emacs and then some > changes to take care of problems .cshrc produced output. > > Once these changes are incorporated ? does not print the full help > message until

For various reasons, the time has come for me to leave CCA Uniworks. CCA Uniworks will continue to

ve run CCA EMACS with a total size of over 1 megabyte as well. Although the program takes several seconds to start up, I know that it begins to execute its initialization routines within

z (Steve Zimmerman) Message-Id: <8408031537.AA28503@cca-unix.ARPA> To: info-emacs Subject: EMACS Support I am happy to announce that CCA Uniworks now has Nancy Barnes

Announced for CCA EMACS CAMBRIDGE, Mass., June 11 -- CCA Uniworks announced today the availability of the Elisp extension language for the CCA EMACS screen editor. Elisp adds to the

z (Steve Zimmerman) Message-Id: <8405101743.AA02406@cca-unix.ARPA> To: info-emacs-r Subject: Announcing CCA Uniworks The EMACS group at CCA has been spun off to form its

Version 162.43z of CCA EMACS has now been released. This version contains the following new features:

The CCA EMACS project is about to undergo a major expansion, and we are looking for people to fill the following positions: Programmer. This person will be responsible for adding a number

CCA EMACS is now available for the Sun Microsystems workstation. This version of CCA EMACS is the

z of CCA EMACS has now been released. This version contains several additional features since the last release; the documentation for these features follows. Ada Mode Ada mode is useful

I think I can provide some answers to Bill Mitchell's questions. With respect to bug fixes, we

inquiries about CCA EMACS in response to some of the articles I have posted. Many people have never heard of CCA EMACS; others have heard of it but don't know much about it. We have

This is in reference to Steve Zimmerman's comment on editor usage at CCA, and in particular the

Although most terminals with reverse video are handled properly by the various EMACSes, there are two

CCA EMACS now supports the terminfo package written by Pavel Curtis as an alternative to termcap.

that causes CCA EMACS to emulate EDT in keypad mode is now available. This package will work on CCA EMACS versions 162.36z and later, and most or all of it should work on versions as early

A number of people have asked us if there is some way they can use CCA EMACS for a trial period

currently porting CCA EMACS to VMS, which should take another couple of weeks. Once this is finished, I will be working full time on the EMACS extension language. I would be very interested

available in CCA EMACS. The command CX < (^R Scroll Left) will shift the text in the current window to the left, while CX > (^R Scroll Right) will shift the text in the current window

added to CCA EMACS in order to make available a greater degree of customization. Both variables are typically set in the user's .emacs_vars file. Normally, the CL command will