Subject: RE: log-reader

[Kevin D. Clark]

"Bayard R. Coolidge" <bayard at tds.net> writes:

> I submit
> that firing up an entire editor (e.g. emacs, as suggested by
> Kevin Clark) is an unworthy consumption of valuable system
> resources, however fun it might be.

I never suggested firing up an editor to do this.  I merely suggested
that if the user was already an Emacs user, and they wanted to do this
under Emacs, they could use "live-find-file".

The Emacs process that I'm typing this in has been up since the last
time my computer experienced a power failure.  Most Emacs users start
up Emacs and leave it up for the entire session, however long that
might be.

So I disagree with your judgement of "unworthy".

--kevin
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