On Jul 28, 2011 at 06:58 PM +0100, John Delacour wrote:
But you do need to change mode, which requires some action on your
part other than simple thought-transference.
There's no point in getting a big discussion about modal versus
non-modal editors. I'm sure it's all been had many, many times in the
past. Suffice to say that some people find modal editors useful.
It really does give many common actions simple single letter commands.
I used BBEdit for 10 years straight as my only editor. This past year I
finally broke down and taught myself some Vim. For many uses, Vim has
nothing on BBEdit, but there are certain areas where it really is better
(for me), particularly when it comes to editing and moving text, as well
as navigating.
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