EMACS, and there is a nice forth extension written got Gforth too

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Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2008 1:11 AM
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Subject: [sftalk] What editor for Forth?

Hi,

Today I am useing an old version Of CodeWright.
CodeWright has been discontinued and I'm looking for a new editor.
In CodeWright I was able to write a perl macro that changes coloring
of words 'on the fly' as they are defined or redefined in Forth.

Do any of you know of any other text editor with the capability to
control word coloring in text documents from macros or scripts?

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Regards,
Morten A. Steien
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Bamsen
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