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Re: Emacs mode for IDL: where? [message #2212 is a reply to message #2209]

Wed, 22 June 1994 05:58

sjt
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Frank Robijn (robijn@Strw.LeidenUniv.NL) wrote:
: Hello,

: I've read in the IDL FAQ that there is an Emacs mode for editing
: IDL programs at esrg.ucsb.edu. I've tried to login at esrg.ucsb.edu
: for a week now without success. The connection is established but
: esrg.ucsb.edu apparently does not support anonymous ftp. Is this
: temporary? Any other sites that have the Emacs mode?

According to the file's header comments the FTP site is:
;; /jaameri.gsfc.nasa.gov:pub/idl/idl.el

There is also an idl-shell.el file, I'm not sure what's in which.

You should copy them over and put them in the emacs lisp directory and
also modify your .emacs file as described in the header.

: Frank
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		Re: Emacs mode for IDL: where? By: ghsu on Wed, 22 June 1994 11:31
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