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Thursday, August 10, 2000, 12:32:09 PM, Kenneth wrote:
> First, does it need to be cross-platform? Would one run an email client
> and editor on different machines?
TB! will soon be on Linux. The issue isn't what the user will do, but
what the programmers will do.
> The real question is the scope of the communication between a
> persistent editor server and a suite of editor clients. I think one
> just needs new, open, and close signals to the edit server and a save
> signal to the client.
Which needs to be defined for each editor. Most editors can't even
implement anything more complex than a simple search and replace correctly. I
doubt they would even begin to consider this. No, the file open/close method
is the best because it works with everything regardless of the competency of
the programmers.
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