TODL, variation on LISP for cyborgs
| emacsFrom | Joe Corneli (jcorneli@math.utexas.edu) |
Subject | Re: displaying one character per line. |
To | help-gnu-emacs (help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org) |
Date | Tue Feb 24 03:47:55 2004 +0800 |
I want to be able to switch between different list views of a
document. For example, one might want to look at a text document as
a list of characters, a list of words, a list of phonemes, a list
(tree) of syntactic clauses, a list of sentences, or a list of topic
sentences that link to paragraphs, etc. Characters just happen to be
the simplest.
This is part of designing a mode I call todl-mode (for TODo List).
TODL is a variation on LISP specially designed for cyborgs :). The
idea is that if you can switch between different list views and add
hyperlinks to elements of each view, you will have a very powerful
tool for processing information.
I think of it as being somewhere in between lisp-mode,
emacs-wiki-mode, and something like outline-mode. It should be
possible to implement a TODL variant for any kind of code (so
todl-mode is also something like font-lock-mode).
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