>>>>> "ed" == ed <ed@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>> http://applications.linux.com/article.pl?sid=06/10/18/1617228&from=rss
ed> take one of the most integral parts of the command line and
ed> put it in a gui, that's just damn awful.
Emacs has been doing that for decades.
ed> grep is pretty much useless outside the command line,
No. It's very useful from Emacs's frontend.
ed> it becomes more of a 'find string in file' program rather than
ed> 'find regexp in stdin'.
You want to grep <stdin>? Don't you know file redirection?
ed> find and grep work well together.
Yeah. I often use them together. And that can be done within Emacs,
too.
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