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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Text Editor and Corrector canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf command-line editor ⓘ
programming language ⓘ
screen editor ⓘ
text editor ⓘ
abbreviation TECO ⓘ
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 ⓘ
Emacs ⓘ
ZWEI ⓘ
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 ⓘ
RT-11 ⓘ
TENEX ⓘ
TOPS-10 ⓘ
TOPS-20 ⓘ
VMS ⓘ
various DEC operating systems ⓘ
paradigm interpreted command language ⓘ
macro-based text editor ⓘ
platform DEC PDP series ⓘ
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 ⓘ