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| title = The Grumpy Editor's Guide to graphical IRC clients |
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ERC has a modular design, with many features implemented in "more than two dozen loadable modules" included in the default setup, such as ''autoaway'', ''fill'' (splits long lines), ''log'' (saves chat buffers), ''spelling'', ''bbdb'', which connects ERC to Emacs' ] for contact management, and ''replace'', which auto-replaces given text in messages.<ref name="Stutz"/><!-- for paragraph--> ERC supports ]/] for encrypted IRC communication.<ref>. Emacswiki.org.</ref> |
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ERC has a modular design, with many features implemented in "more than two dozen loadable modules" included in the default setup, such as ''autoaway'', ''fill'' (splits long lines), ''log'' (saves chat buffers), ''spelling'', ''bbdb'', which connects ERC to Emacs' ] for contact management, and ''replace'', which auto-replaces given text in messages.<ref name="Stutz"/><!-- for paragraph--> ERC supports ]/] for encrypted IRC communication.<ref>. Emacswiki.org.</ref> |
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Berezin wrote that ERC was "originally written by Alexander L. Belikoff, then I improved it in many ways and promoted to version 2.0".<ref>{{cite web |
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ERC has a modular design, with many features implemented in "more than two dozen loadable modules" included in the default setup, such as autoaway, fill (splits long lines), log (saves chat buffers), spelling, bbdb, which connects ERC to Emacs' BBDB for contact management, and replace, which auto-replaces given text in messages. ERC supports SSL/TLS for encrypted IRC communication.
According to the GNU project, ERC was first developed by Alexander L. Belikoff and Sergey Berezin.
Berezin wrote that ERC was "originally written by Alexander L. Belikoff, then I improved it in many ways and promoted to version 2.0". The pair stopped development in 1999. Mario Lang wrote that as of 2001 ERC had been "apparently abandoned", so he and Alexander Schroeder adopted it and created the ERC SourceForge project. Berezin responded positively to news of the renewed effort and bestowed stewardship to the new developers; in the ensuing years, versions 2.1, 3, 4, 5, and 5.1 were released. ERC development moved from SourceForge to GNU in May 2006,
and ERC was officially incorporated into Emacs release 22.1 on June 3, 2007. ERC development now takes place inside the Emacs source-code tree.
ERC running on GNU Emacs 24.3
Emacs
