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: Another editor of the same name is "Anthonys Editor" by Anthony Howe. This is a lightweight soft-configurable editor which purports to use the "buffer gap" technique. (Looking at the code I don't think it does, at least not consistently). Look for the "Editor 101/Editor? 102" articles in comp.editors. Find the source by looking for "ae-962".

: Another editor of the same name is "Anthonys Editor" by Anthony Howe. This is a lightweight soft-configurable editor which uses the "buffer gap" technique. Look for the "Editor 101/Editor? 102" articles in comp.editors. Find the source by looking for "ae-962".

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AE or Andy's Editor is a text editor for OS/2, Linux, and Windows.

 Author:   Andy Key
 Homepage: http://www.nyangau.org/ae/ae.htm
 Family:   FoldingEditors
 Platform: DOS, OS/2, Windows, NetWare?, Linux (x86, x86_64 and 64-bit big-endian MIPS R3000),
           AIX (Power), HP-UX, SunOS? (Sparc) and Cygwin.
 License:  Open Source

See Also BE, Andy's Binary Editor.

It supports a powerful concept called TextFolding. FoldingEditors should probably be their own category... This is much more powerful than GnuEmacs's OutlineMode? or XEDIT Editor ALL.

: Another editor of the same name is "Anthonys Editor" by Anthony Howe. This is a lightweight soft-configurable editor which uses the "buffer gap" technique. Look for the "Editor 101/Editor? 102" articles in comp.editors. Find the source by looking for "ae-962".

: Source is available for download from a link on the Anthonys Editor page - a Zip file with a readme and three shar archives --DMcCunney 05/04/09

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