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| − | '''TECO''' (Text Editor & Corrector, or originally Tape Editor & Corrector) is an early text editor which was also a programming language, of the sort in which every character is a command. Programs in it were said to resemble line noise. EMACS was originally written in TECO (as a set of "Editing Macros"). | + | '''TECO''' (Text Editor & Corrector, or originally Tape Editor & Corrector) is an early text editor (originally implemented on DEC mainframes and minis) which was also a programming language, of the sort in which every character is a command. Programs in it were said to resemble line noise. EMACS was originally written in TECO (as a set of "Editing Macros"). |
== Links == | == Links == | ||
* [[Wikipedia:TECO (text editor)|Wikipedia article]] | * [[Wikipedia:TECO (text editor)|Wikipedia article]] | ||
| + | * [http://bitsavers.org/pdf/dec/pdp8/os8/AA-H608A-TA_os8teco_mar79.pdf TECO reference manual] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:14, 4 February 2023
TECO (Text Editor & Corrector, or originally Tape Editor & Corrector) is an early text editor (originally implemented on DEC mainframes and minis) which was also a programming language, of the sort in which every character is a command. Programs in it were said to resemble line noise. EMACS was originally written in TECO (as a set of "Editing Macros").
