veyepar: edlib - because one more editor is never enough

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Description:	edlib was inspired by the brilliance of emacs, and motivated by the weaknesses of emacs (and its competition). edlib is both a library to support the writing of document editors, and a document editor built using that library. As a library, it provides clean abstractions, useful functionality, and extensible interfaces, which can be accessed from multiple languages. As an editor it emphasizes display of informative context, and direct manipulation of content. This applies on documents as varied as code, git commits, mark-down, email, directory listings, and raw block devices. This presentation will describe the structure of edlib, display the different tools that can be built with it, and maybe even be presented using edlib itself. markdown
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