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in the case of emacs, yes. Basically because emacs has damn near 40 years of hacking that’s been done on it that isn’t separable from elisp, and it’s an editor
by hprotagonist 4y ago
in the case of emacs, yes. Basically because emacs has damn near 40 years of hacking that’s been done on it that isn’t separable from elisp, and it’s an editor en passant, as a kind of side effect of being itself.
otherwise, not really.
- School-Cotton 4y agoYep, emacs isn’t really an editor, it’s a lisp development ecosystem that happens to have “editor” as its primary function.