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What's the best code editor and why is Vim?
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What's the best code editor and why is Vim?
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this is now a cleaning utensils with software names thread
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>>51634544

>What's the best code editor

Whatever has the best support for intelligent refactoring in the language you use.

Visual Studio is decent these days. Last time I used Eclipse I thought it was pretty nice.

vim is a decent text editor. If you think vim is great for programming because it has "really powerful" text editing tools, then you're programming wrong. Make the machine work for you. Don't reprogram your brain and fingers to work for the machine.
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>>51634611
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vim can't capitalize the words I just typed without going to normal mode like emacs does
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>>51635041
set tildeop

Then do something like b~l with the cursor on your word
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>>51636478
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>>51636478
is that a joke? LMFAO my man!
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It's a TEXT EDITOR YOU DUMB DUCK
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>>51636723
>>51636742
*grabs you by the throat*
back the fuck off???
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>>51636799
Lol he referenced something we laugh at on 4chan lol he's clearly a cool guy and one of us lol lol xD xD kek desu senpai tbqh familio lel desu desu desu desu xD
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>>51636844
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I love vim and I have used it for half a year now. However I wish I could drag tabs and windows to rearrange them with my mouse because I find resizing tedious to do without a mouse.
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>>51637006
>using gvim
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>>51637029

Can I use gvim as if it was regular ole vim with only difference being mouse window resizing and dragging? Or are you just memeing me
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>>51636478
That's too much work. Emacs can do it on the fly as I type.
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>>51634678
autism
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>>51637006
set mouse=a
Is that what you're talking about?
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>>51637058
You can. But you can do the same thing in vim by enabling mouse mode and using a terminal emulator made any time after the 80s.
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Which program do you think will get a good editor first, emacs or systemd?
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>>51639398

I laughed out loud at that.
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>>51639559
emacs already has a great editor
https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs
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Best txt editor is Atom. Go download it and you'll agree
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>>51634544
>postulating an initial open ended question then changing the question to one that seeks validation for your own opinionated answer to the initial question, disregarding that the initial question is open ended and has no objective correct answer
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hey vim users

is vim a good text editor outside of programming? at least I noticed that it's useful for editing other users' files as it runs on a terminal. (with su)
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>The Year of our Lord Two Thousand and Fifteen
>Barbarians still refuse to acknowledge the innate supremacy of Emacs
It is my deepest regret that my kinsmen do this.
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