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Ted Wang <ted.wang@attws.com> writes:
> I've been using CodeWrite for a while and loved it's various highly
> What I need to find out is which one supports the "BRIEF" keymap ?  Also
> CodeWrite has a couple of nice features that I don't know if they are
> also supported in GVIM or XEMACS:
A Brief emulator for Emacs is an amusing idea, considering that it, like
many editors, stole many of its ideas (including keybindings) from Emacs!

> 1) the current line whre the cursor is located can either be highlited
> or "outlined"
See also below. In X Window, you can triple click a line to select it.

> 2) window splitting in all directions: top, bottom, left, and right.
C-x 2
C-x 3
C-x 1
C-x o  ;that's "oh", not zero.

> 3) line chages as well as added line will have a different color
> indicator in the first column (it's called chromatic change)
There is ediff comparison, but I think you mean something else.

> 4) searching a keyword (variable, function, etc) in multiple files will
> (This is not exactly the same as a grep, grep just do a diarreah type of
> dumping the search results).
Have you tried
(load-library "grep")
M-x grep foo *.txt
Then middle mouse button (emulated by simultaneous right/left button)
clicking in the results window?

You might try running this, which I believe requires xemacs:
(fusion-set-mode t)

This is a "Codewright" emulator, which I hope is similar to
"CodeWrite".

I have to find a decent standard specification for keybindings.
I hope to fix keybindings in my next major revision of EMacro.
Until then, I recommend that you look at keys.el in my latest
beta:
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EMacro makes Emacs ftp://ftp.cppsig.org/pub/tools/emacs/