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VIM ! (Score:1)

by MetaDatum (2724) on 2002.04.25 14:21 (#7535)

See vim.org

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- Re:VIM ! (Score:3, Informative)
  
  by cmilfo (2458)
  
  right on...
  
  http://vim.sourceforge.net [sourceforge.net]
  
  Two of my favorite things:
  Editing features for advanced users [perlmonks.org]
  .vimrc options to assist with perl coding [perlmonks.org]
  
  Cheers!
- Re:VIM ! (Score:2)
  
  by pne (661)
  
  I generally use vim when I work under Linux (but not so much by choice, more because it's what comes up when I type 'vi', which is my editor more or less because it's the first Unix editor I became acquainted with). When I work on Windows, I usually use TextPad, and when I write code on our HP-UX machine at work, I usually use gvim.
  
  I wouldn't necessarily advocate them since I didn't choose those based on careful evaluation of two dozen editors; they're just what I happen to use.
  
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  Esli epei eto cumprenan, shris soa Sfaha.
  Aettot ibrec epesecoth, spakhea scrifeteis.

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