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Re: emacs and IDL (typos in URLs) [message #3412] Wed, 25 January 1995 16:46
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I left out ":" in the URLs I posted in my previous message.

Here are the locations where idl.el and idl-shell.el can be retrieved:

ftp://fermi.jhuapl.edu/pub/idl_emacs/idl.el
ftp://fermi.jhuapl.edu/pub/idl_emacs/idl-shell.el
ftp://eos.crseo.ucsb.edu/pub/idl/idl.el
ftp://eos.crseo.ucsb.edu/pub/idl/idl-shell.el

Try fermi.

idl.el is an Gnu Emacs mode editing IDL or PVWAVE/CL .pro files. It
does automatic indentation, template insertion, abbrev expansion,
movement and marking commands, comment formating, highliting, and has
menus.

idl-shell.el allows IDL to be run as a subprocess of Gnu Emacs in a
buffer. It has abilities for interactively setting breakpoints,
".run"ing regions, automatic scrolling to errors, menus, etc. It
needs a lot of work, but it is very usable particularly for iterative
code development. It works well enough for me.

If you have comments/suggestions/bug reports about these programs let
me know.

Cheers,
Chris

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