my all time favorite editor, I discovered the --remote* options ... wonderful
for debugging and having your source code scrolling in sync with the execution
of your program !
Really powerful text editor. It's almost 40 years old!
Open source thus free. It was a bit complicated few years ago but it's ok
now. Lack: no shortcut to step from a tab to another, but i'm pretty sure it's
coming soon.
Happy viming! ;-)
Fast, available in any terminal, no mouse required, syntax highlighting, fast
search and replace, opens huge documents fast, jump around in document fast.
I can't say I'm crazy about the various programs (vim included) that they're
embedded in, with the arcane model of files and other peripheral stuff used, but
once normal mode commands and the use of EX mode is hardwired into your brain,
every other way of text editing feels sorely lacking.
I use Vim for everything, not just for coding. I've even written a novel
using Vim. With the right customizations, you can adapt Vim to almost any kind
of text editing job. It's flexible and fast. From what I've seen though, the
biggest hurdle to anyone starting to use Vim is that it is completely different
from all other text editors out there. Its editing modes and command set may
seem baffling at first, so it definitely takes a significant investment of time
to learn. I did that while I was in college, so it's not hard now, but most
people will simply not have the time or patience to learn it.
My first editor using Linux ! It´s good editor.
Very good!
my all time favorite editor, I discovered the --remote* options ... wonderful for debugging and having your source code scrolling in sync with the execution of your program !
Best not be running Emacs! vi: for *NIX geeks since '76!
The best editor out there. You'll never take your hands off the keyboard again.
虽然GEEK们推荐 但我还是用的不爽 还没替换系统记事本的Notepad2好
The best editor! I used it on every platform with [almost] the same config and i love it.
I use it a lot when using ubntu. but in windows, i prefer textpad.
I love gvim, it is the best editor ever (learning curve is slow for a newbie though)
Really powerful text editor. It's almost 40 years old!
Open source thus free. It was a bit complicated few years ago but it's ok now. Lack: no shortcut to step from a tab to another, but i'm pretty sure it's coming soon.
Happy viming! ;-)
Fast, available in any terminal, no mouse required, syntax highlighting, fast search and replace, opens huge documents fast, jump around in document fast.
I use it
I can't say I'm crazy about the various programs (vim included) that they're embedded in, with the arcane model of files and other peripheral stuff used, but once normal mode commands and the use of EX mode is hardwired into your brain, every other way of text editing feels sorely lacking.
I have been using vi since 1979, and it is embedded in my soul. Can't live without it.
I use Vim for everything, not just for coding. I've even written a novel using Vim. With the right customizations, you can adapt Vim to almost any kind of text editing job. It's flexible and fast. From what I've seen though, the biggest hurdle to anyone starting to use Vim is that it is completely different from all other text editors out there. Its editing modes and command set may seem baffling at first, so it definitely takes a significant investment of time to learn. I did that while I was in college, so it's not hard now, but most people will simply not have the time or patience to learn it.