JH>  jc> Heh.  If an OS/2 version of TSE/Pro were likely, I would not be
JH>  jc> looking for  another editor at this time.  The only feature of
JH>  jc> TSE/Pro I have yet been  disappointed in is the syntax
JH>  jc> highlighting.
JH> 
JH>   If any TSE product would support a *real* undo feature, I would happily 
JH> replace all editors I'm using for W95, DOS, OS/2, etc. with the various 
JH> versions of TSE that I have - but it doesn't - so I can't.
The most of an undo I have really needed was in using it as a message editor. 
A few too many ^Y keys pressed and all of that.  ^U is a damned nice feature. 
 More editors should support it, IMO.
JH>  jc> FWIW, I'm looking at an Emacs variant.  Will compile anywhere I
JH>  jc> can get gcc  set up, which does mean DOS and OS/2.  Plus it has
JH>  jc> ability not found in  TSE/Pro.  There is a learning curve,
JH>  jc> however.
JH> 
JH>   There is the learning curve, which I have to admit is pretty harsh (but 
o
JH> you get used to Emacs, there is little you can't do in it :-) - what 
preven
JH> me from using it full-time is the fact that there isn't a good and solid 
Pa
JH> language (indent, etc) package for it (but I guess the reason is pretty 
obv
JH> given where it comes from).
heh.  So write one.  =>  All considered, it's easier than most people think.  
 These days I am getting to like FTE for code editing.  Most of what I 
learned  about editors came from Wordstar  and Borland's Turbo/Borland Pascal which I used in 
school before  they moved to C++.
I -STILL- prefer the logical base of Pascal for an object model and really  
liked Borland's Object Pascal  and liked it  
more once I took BP7 and Delphi Developer 1.02 and made it compile DOS apps.
Now I am looking at VP/2 for what coding I still do  and I  
still dislike C/C++ though I've learned to read the code and make basic hacks 
 to it. 
Before I got hooked on OS/2, I was hoping TSE would fill the gap with Delphi  
allowing me to save the disk space by removing BP7 and just using TSE's  
highlighting.  The reason I paid more for TSE was that highlighting, 
otherwise TSE/Jr was all I ever hoped for.  You've complained a time or two 
about the  highlighting, so I needn't tell you all about it.  =>
I wonder if FTE exists in a DOS EXE, I know some people who would like it.   
Though I found it about like Boxer to configure  it looks a 
 hell of a lot nicer than Boxer does and you can't beat the price.
Still, it's one more editor to learn.
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