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It's neat but not very useful. I'd actually be interested in an editor that enforces E-Prime[1] to see if it made writing more clear. [1] https://en.wikipedia.
by jotux 11y ago
It's neat but not very useful. I'd actually be interested in an editor that enforces E-Prime[1] to see if it made writing more clear.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-Prime https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-Prime
- zzkt 11y agohttps://github.com/AndrewHynes/eprime-mode https://github.com/AndrewHynes/eprime-mode
- kkylin 11y agoThanks! My first question upon seeing this post was: isn't there already an emacs mode for this?
- throwanem 11y agoThere is now: https://github.com/aaron-em/ten-hundred-mode.el https://github.com/aaron-em/ten-hundred-mode.el (There was before, under the name "1000-words.el", but it isn't very good, and it also isn't, and can't easily be made, available via MELPA. So I wrote this instead. The PR to add it to MELPA is open and awaiting review; pretty soon you should be able to M-x package-install RET ten-hundred-mode RET and get it.)