CREF: An Editing Facility for Managing Structured Text
This paper reports work in progress on an experimental text editor called CREF, the Cross Referenced Editing Facility. CREF deals with chunks of text, called segments, which may have associated features such as keywords or various kinds of links to other segments. Text in CREF is organized int...
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description | This paper reports work in progress on an experimental text editor called CREF, the Cross Referenced Editing Facility. CREF deals with chunks of text, called segments, which may have associated features such as keywords or various kinds of links to other segments. Text in CREF is organized into linear collections for normal browsing. The use of summary and cross-reference links in CREF allows the imposition of an auxiliary network structure upon the text which can be useful for "zooming in and out" or "non-local transitions." Although it was designed as a tool for use in complex protocol analysis by a "knowledge Engineer's Assistant," CREF has many interesting features which should make it suitable for a wide variety of applications, including browsing, program editing, document preparation, and mail reading. |
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spelling | mit-1721.1/56192019-04-12T13:39:43Z CREF: An Editing Facility for Managing Structured Text Pitman, Kent M. browsing document preparation editing environments sinformation management knowledge engineering mail reading snon-linear text protocol parsing structured text text editing This paper reports work in progress on an experimental text editor called CREF, the Cross Referenced Editing Facility. CREF deals with chunks of text, called segments, which may have associated features such as keywords or various kinds of links to other segments. Text in CREF is organized into linear collections for normal browsing. The use of summary and cross-reference links in CREF allows the imposition of an auxiliary network structure upon the text which can be useful for "zooming in and out" or "non-local transitions." Although it was designed as a tool for use in complex protocol analysis by a "knowledge Engineer's Assistant," CREF has many interesting features which should make it suitable for a wide variety of applications, including browsing, program editing, document preparation, and mail reading. 2004-10-01T20:17:17Z 2004-10-01T20:17:17Z 1985-02-01 AIM-829 http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/5619 en_US AIM-829 23 p. 5394489 bytes 4223950 bytes application/postscript application/pdf application/postscript application/pdf |
spellingShingle | browsing document preparation editing environments sinformation management knowledge engineering mail reading snon-linear text protocol parsing structured text text editing Pitman, Kent M. CREF: An Editing Facility for Managing Structured Text |
title | CREF: An Editing Facility for Managing Structured Text |
title_full | CREF: An Editing Facility for Managing Structured Text |
title_fullStr | CREF: An Editing Facility for Managing Structured Text |
title_full_unstemmed | CREF: An Editing Facility for Managing Structured Text |
title_short | CREF: An Editing Facility for Managing Structured Text |
title_sort | cref an editing facility for managing structured text |
topic | browsing document preparation editing environments sinformation management knowledge engineering mail reading snon-linear text protocol parsing structured text text editing |
url | http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/5619 |
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