Invisible wrote:
>> Extensible/Programmable
> 
> Well, not so much. You can reprogram the syntax hilighting to handle
> some unknown language if it matches a known one closely enough. And you

	Eh? Why does it have to match a known one close enough?

	Don't knock the Lisp interpretor aspect. A lot of cool apps have been
written for Emacs, and they're designed to interoperate well. I've just
been reading the gnus manual (runs in emacs), and was somewhat blown
away by it. I've been using mutt all these years and am tired of its
lack in certain features. It's easier to write Lisp rules to do what I
need than to go through C/C++ source code and recompile.

	But I can't answer your question thoroughly, as I'm not yet a heavy
emacs user.


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