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ztop
- To: HENRY at MIT-AI
- Subject: ztop
- From: Mike McMahon <MMcM at MIT-AI>
- Date: Mon ,16 Jun 80 19:07:00 EDT
- Cc: BUG-ZWEI at MIT-AI, BUG-NWS at MIT-AI
- Sender: MMcM at CADR6 at MIT-AI
Obviously you view this according to a less conventional model. ZTOP
mode is a read-eval-print loop implemented as a major mode, whereby it
reads input and prints to a buffer that receives typein in the normal
fashion.
It shouldn't be too hard to implement commands to simulate the other
features of your old thing; such as printing an evaluation value into
this buffer. I don't understand what is useful about printing the
result of a compilation, unless what you really mean is that you want
the Compiler Warnings buffer to be in ZTOP mode, which is quite easy.