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- To: (BUG ZWEI) at MIT-AI
- From: GLS at MIT-AI (Guy L. Steele, Jr.)
- Date: Fri ,27 Jun 80 13:58:00 EDT
- Cc: GLS at MIT-AI
In the version of ZWEI on system 29.95 NWS, with microcode 669, on LISP Machine Eight:
I have taken the liberty of making the following changes:
(1) I altered Where Am I to print the X position not only
as the number of characters from the left and the number of
pixels, but also the number of columns. In my application
(making sure a piece of code will fit on a published page),
this is the most useful figure. I defined "columns" to be the
measure used by the INDENT-TO function: the pixel position
divided by the font-space-width.
(2) I created Fast Where Am I which prints the X, Y, and CHAR
information but no line counts. The counting of lines in
a large file significantly slows down Where Am I and when
I am trying to indent a piece of code I may type C-= five
times in ten seconds---that is, I would if it didn't take
more than two seconds to respond sometimes. Also, I put
Fast Where Am I on Control-=, leaving Where Am I on
Control-X =.
I recompiled the files COMC and COMTAB on directory NZWEI.