Thanks, I'll read it and see if it can be of help R
On 25/03/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hola, > > i think you can take other approaches to solve your problems instead of > using vim, or making acme behave like vim. > > see what others have done with acme: > > http://plan9.bell-labs.com/iwp9/papers/20.acme-trans.pdf > > may be that could give you more ideas, other perspectives, etc. about the > tasks you do with those files how do you do them. > > may be if you want just compare some columns, or some rows, or look for a > value, or change values, or whatever, you could write functions, regexp, etc > which will make your tasks easier and more confortable to do. acme chording > is really great when you get used to it. > > or even writting an acme client :), having a programmable environment > gives you many options, original programmes could not imagine all the > situations, but they were (and are) smart and included tools making you able > to set the program to your needs. > > good luck :) > > gabi > > >
