Tree view buffers as well as flat buffers. Unlimited undo and redo. Cut and paste between Tint Emacs and the Windows Clipboard. Tint Tint is a string substition language. This simplifies writing many programs which deal with text.
All objects are accessable using a single namespace.
This includes files in the file system and the registry on Win32. It is fairly easy to write an extension to Tint. Access to the file system, the registry, and to an XML file as a tree of elements from Tint are all via extensions. An event-based API is provided. This is the most efficient way to use the parser.