Purpose: to discuss the EMACS editing environment.
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An [Oustervote] in 2001 concluded that emacs 
[http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/]
remains the single most widely-used programming editor among Tcl
practitioners, although all vi variants together appear to sum to 
a larger total.

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Quite a bit of available [elisp] implements functionality
useful to Tcl coders, including syntax highlighting, ...

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Just drop elisp specific items into the elisp page, mentioned above.

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Ok, I'm not really in tune with wiki writing style, so I'll just dump stuff here ([davidw]):

   1.   The biggest problem is a good tcl-mode for emacs.  Both gnumacs and xemacs have some problems with comments, braces, and so on.  Any suggestions?

   2.   A little bitty bit of [elisp], that looks up tcl man pages can be found on the elisp page.

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