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In article <2319@utastro.UUCP> bill@utastro.UUCP (William H. Jefferys) writes:
>I am interested in the CAPPs editor for Lightspeed C or Pascal.
>Has anyone had experience with it? What features does it have
>(i.e., why should I buy it)/
>
	Capps Prime is a set of libraries that allows you to use the same text-
editing functions that LightspeedC and Lightspeed Pascal use. These functions
include:

	RAM-based editing of more than 32K of text - limited only by available
		memory.

	Much quicker insertion, cut, and paste than TE - even in large
		documents.

	Ability to embed different fonts, styles, or functionality within
		a document, using an "escape" mechanism.

	Grep-style pattern-matched searching.

	An HFS directory search library.

Several popular products have been written using Capps Prime routines,
including LightspeedC, Lightspeed Pascal, and the new SigmaEdit desk
accessory.

The package is available for both LightspeedC and Lightspeed Pascal,
and comes with sample programs that illustrate the features of the 
libraries (source is provided for these samples).

The package costs $75, and is available from various sources, including
mail order houses and retail outlets.

		--Rich


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