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EMACS 24 and 25 #887
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I added TECPUR 508, and now EMACS 24 and 25 will start. However, they want to open EMACS; .EMACS (INIT). There's probably some necessary TECO code there. Without it, no EMACS commands except ^X ^C seem to work. |
The EMACS version is from [PURE], not the TS file. |
We now have .EMACS (INIT). EMACS 24 and 25 start without complaint. There is no mode line. Cursor movement using ^P ^B ^N ^P M-F M-B works. Some commands unexpectedly open the TECO minibuffer; they probably have different meaning from today. Find File is Read File and is bound to ^X ^R. Write File is unchanged. |
Some interesting commands:
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There's no M-X for extended commands. Typing just ALTMODE will present a TECO minibuffer. Listing from MM List Commands:
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Clarification: EMACS 24 uses a single ALTMODE to enter the TECO minibuffer. EMACS 25 uses a single ALTMODE as a meta prefix, and a double for the minibuffer like all subsequent vertsions. |
EMACS; TS 13 starts EMACS; [PURE] 24, and EMACS; TS 14 starts EMACS; [PURE] 25. The current version in this repository is EMACS; [PURE] 162, started from EMACS; TS 126. The EINIT library writes to EMACS; [PURE] >, and PURIFY writes to EMACS; TS >. So I suppose the former was done more often than the latter. |
@atsampson, I found this in EMACS1; CCL 196:
It seems it's easiest (necessary?) to first :CWD EMACS1, then run EMACS. M-X Load Library◊purify, then e.g. M-X @ TECO◊USRCOM. |
?MACS ought to be a slightly older version than EMACS 24, see #1052. |
MM RMAIL wants to load .TECO.; [RMAX] > |
EMACS; TS 13 and 14
EMACS; [PURE] 24 and 25
.TECO.; TECPUR 508
EMACS; .EMACS (INIT)
Timestamps from November 25-30, 1976.
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