Text Editor and Corrector

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Text Editor and Corrector (TECO) is an early, powerful, and notoriously complex text editor and programming language used on mainframe and minicomputer systems, influential in the development of later editors like Emacs.

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instanceOf command-line editor
programming language
screen editor
text editor
abbreviation TECO NERFINISHED
category history of software
programming languages
text editors
complexity considered notoriously complex to learn
designGoal provide a powerful programmable text editor
era early time-sharing systems
fullName Text Editor and Corrector
historicalRole important tool on DEC systems
precursor to Emacs-style editors
influenced EINE NERFINISHED
Emacs NERFINISHED
ZWEI NERFINISHED
various Emacs-like editors
influencedBy early line editors
inputMethod keyboard commands
interface command-line interface
license proprietary (original DEC distributions)
notableFeature ability to be used as a general-purpose programming language
command-oriented interface
complex command syntax
non-WYSIWYG editing
powerful macro language
programmability
support for arbitrary text processing
notableFor being used as the substrate for early Emacs implementations
historical importance in editor development
steep learning curve
operatingSystem PDP-1 software environment
RSTS/E NERFINISHED
RT-11 NERFINISHED
TENEX NERFINISHED
TOPS-10 NERFINISHED
TOPS-20 NERFINISHED
VMS
various DEC operating systems
paradigm interpreted command language
macro-based text editor
platform DEC PDP series NERFINISHED
mainframe computers
minicomputers
usedFor automation of editing tasks
scripting
text editing
text processing

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TECO fullName Text Editor and Corrector
TECO acronymFor Text Editor and Corrector