Hi:
I believe there is a fellow connected directly with
rebol named Stuart who has set up a module for emacs.
Also, I know that everybody likes to hate Windooz, but
there ARE some good independant products for Windows,
one of them is Boxer:
http://www.boxersoftware.com/
The developer David Hamel has built one of the
best editors that I know of, and I use it for rebol
on Windows NT. It has mulitiple levels of highlighting
so that you can seperately highlight refinements and
user-defined functions, if you like. It's worth
the $50 or so, and is very well supported.
Tim
At 12:48 PM 5/15/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Which text editors do have REBOL syntax highlighting?
>
>I've been trying to convince developers of different text editors to
>include REBOL syntax highlighting, but there is little interest in supporting
>REBOL.
>
>Are there any syntax highlighting guidelines for REBOL that I could share
>with a potential developer?
>
>> Is there a Rebol-syntax hightlighting module for emacs?
>>
>> --yoh
>>
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