On Fri, 12 Jun 1998, Jason Dufair wrote: > I read on one of the MIT wearables pages that most wearable users > spend most of their time in emacs or other text editor. As I think > about building a wearable where I'd use it mostly for notes, > names/phone numbers, to-do lists, and calendar, I wonder if people > are doing all of these things with freeform text. Being a > client/server programmer, I cringe at the lack of structure this > would give me. Does emacs allow for forms and data typing of some > sort? How do people structure their data? emacs (or at least my xemacs distribution) does have a forms mode. unfortunately my Linux box wont get my mail anymore, so I have to read my email from work, and dont have the related info page for the mode available. From memory, you create a "form control" document containing the fields and types, and the mode loads the appropriate control document for the file you open. ------------------------ Fredrick Knieper (First post to this mailing list :)
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