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Anonymous No.105957463 >>105957714 >>105957851 >>105958163
I am working on a text editor that would be similar to emacs, but more simple (much less LoC) and configurable in C# rather than ELisp.
I just got the minibuffer working (although it doesn't have autocompletion yet and cannot display messages)
What do you think?
Anonymous No.105957679
>C#
Interesting
Welcome to Emacsen
https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/EmacsImplementations
Anonymous No.105957714 >>105957751
>>105957463 (OP)
How much simpler can it get? It's not like emacs is MS Word. Just use Notepad lad
Anonymous No.105957751
>>105957714
Well the emacs installer on windows uses like 500MB of space. What for, I don't know.
Anonymous No.105957837
>more simple (much less LoC) and configurable in C#
Interesting. Finally a use case for my ClojureCLR. Good luck.
https://github.com/clojure/clojure-clr
Anonymous No.105957851 >>105958130
>>105957463 (OP)
Emacs was made by really smart people. That’s why it’s so extensible.
Example: you can’t make org-mode on vim or any other programmable text editors. vim’s org mode plugin can’t do shit compared to the real thing.
Anonymous No.105958130
>>105957851
>Emacs was made by really smart people. That’s why it’s so extensible
No the reason it so extensible is simply that Emacs itself is not a "real program". It is just a Lisp interpreter.
Anonymous No.105958163
>>105957463 (OP)
>simple (much less LoC) and configurable in C#
>C#
>simple
Anonymous No.105960193
Open source?