vi or emacs for editing Python on Linux?
Tim Hammerquist
tim at vegeta.ath.cx
Sat Dec 22 03:18:13 EST 2001
Steve Lamb <grey at despair.dmiyu.org> graced us by uttering:
> Anyway, point is not to try to wrap one editor in another editor's
> keystrokes. You're spending more time rebinding everything and
> working around how you think things should work than you would just
> learning the editor for what it is.
In general, I agree with you, but there should be certain exceptions, I
think. For example, applying basic vi-keybindings to Slrn and Mutt so I
can do all my IMAP and NNTP work without *ever* taking my fingers off
the home row...
...except to change songs in Xmms...
...no, even that's a mere <M-Tab>b<M-Tab>.
I wonder what that little thing next to my keyboard is. The one that
says "Logitech" with a cord coming out the back...
;)
Tim Hammerquist
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