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In article <2135@mhres.mh.nl>, ml@mhres.mh.nl (Marco Luiten) writes:
> I am looking for product information about language-based editors.
> The editor I am looking for should support the following functionality:
> 
> - It must support more than one computer language, preferably ALL
>   structured text.
> - It must be available at more than one operating system, preferably
>   UNIX, VMS and MS-DOS, or the source should be available.
> - It should edit language-elements like statements/-parts instead of
>   characters/lines/etc.
> - It should be a WYSIWYG-editor.
> 
> I only know of one such product: The Synthesizer Generator from the
> Cornell University. 
> 
> "The synthesizer Generator creates a language-specific editor from an
>  input-specification that defines a language's abstract syntax, context
>  sensitive relationships,..."
> 
> I have two questions:
> 
> 1. How and where can I order this Synthesizer Generator?
> 2. Are there any similar products available?
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> -- 
> Marco Luiten

The synthesizer generator can be ordered at : 

Liz Maxwell
Synthesizer Generator Distribution

Department of Computer Science
4130 Upson Hall
ITHACA.N.Y 14853-7501
Telephone 607/255-5331
Telex WUI 6713054
Net : maxwell@gvax.cs.cornell.edu

I hope the address is good, a copied it from a bad copied paper.
I do not know similar products.

Yours sincerely

Henk Willems
HCS Industrial Automation BV.
Landrostlaan 51
P.O. Box 20020
Telef: 055-498600
The Netherlands