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Article #43650Re: Editors and huge files
From: Bob Piety
Date: Wed, 28 Feb 1990 17:28
Date: Wed, 28 Feb 1990 17:28
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I like Epsilon (from Lugaru Software). Its an EMACS-like editor and comes with an extender/compiler to let you customize it. It is "disk-based" in that any size file can be edited-- it swaps blocks in and out of RAM as needed. I've edited files over 10 MB in size. If you like emacs, you'll like epsilon. Bob
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