Re: Wanted: GPL HTML editor for X

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From: Andrew J Cosgriff
Date: Sun, 12 Oct 1997 00:00

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>>>>> "Chris" == Chris Saunderson <saundo@schroedinger.adelaide.maptek.com.au> writes:

Chris> jsno@superr.wantree.com.au (Jason Nunn) writes:
>> Could anybody tell me where i could find a decent GPL HTML editor
>> for X?. Thanks.

Chris> Sure, it's called emacs + html-helper-mode.

I prefer PSGML - it'll read the DTD and be able to tell you what
you're "allowed" to insert in the current context and such.  I think
XEmacs' hacked PSGML allows you to use some of the html-helper-mode
stuff with it, but once I migrated from html-helper-mode, I never
looked back...

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 - Andrew J Cosgriff -                                   ajc@bing.wattle.id.au
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