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Stallman, R.M., "EMACS The extensible, Customizable Self-documenting display editor ", SIGPLAN , 16, 6, pp. 147-156 , June 1981. Google
147 ;;Quote: users extend EMACS by writing functions in the same language used to write EMACS
147 ;;Quote: user customization allows the whole user community to participate in modifying the system
147 ;;Quote: EMACS provides an interactive self-documentation facility; needed because of many features
148 ;;Quote: the most useful EMACS command for editing is 'auto-fill space'; it automatically word wraps at the right margin
148 ;;Quote: automatic parenthesis-matching in EMACS briefly moves the cursor to the matching parenthesis
149 ;;Quote: EMACS has strong support for Lisp because of the simplicity of Lisp syntax
151 ;;Quote: EMACS separates updating the display from the editing operation; simplifies extensions
152 ;;Quote: hooks can be attached to variables; when variable changes, its hook is run; e.g., to update related data structures
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