EECS 280 Text Editor
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Change Log
2023-03-15 We’ve released an updated version of the starter files:
TextBuffer.hpp now contains improved RMEs and other comments. We suggest you download a new copy of this file if you started the project before this change.
The output of the provided line.cpp testing utility now better reflects the underlying
TextBuffer functions.
Implementation details of the project have not changed.
Introduction
The learning goals of this project include Container ADTs, Dynamic Memory, The Big Three, Linked Lists, and Iterators. You will gain experience with new and delete , constructors and destructors, and the List data structure that is similar to std::list from the standard library.
When you’re done, you’ll have implemented the basic features of a text editor that is usable through a terminal-based visual editor, similar to other terminal editors such as Pico, nano, Emacs, and vi.
Setup
Set up your visual debugger and version control, then submit to the autograder.
Visual debugger
During setup, name your project p4-editor . Use this starter files link:
https://eecs280staff.github.io/p4-editor/starter-files.tar.gz
