Daniel Keep wrote:
[snip]
I've never been big on IDEs; I never felt that they had enough
advantages over a plain text editor to make up for the slowness and
restrictions.
But this is just so freaking awesome, I'm seriously considering moving
over to Descent for my D development. It's just a pity I can't have my
Vim editing commands, too :P
-- Daniel
who said you can't? here's how you can have both:
eclipse (descnet is a plugin of it) has three default key mappings that
can be used:
- the default eclipse key bindings
- emacs key-bindings
- vim key bindings
besides that there's also a plugin that implements vim for eclipse,
which I forgot it's name. you can google for it, I guess. the plugin
integrates vim's text editing capabilities into an eclipse editor.
I didn't try the plugin with D code, but for C/C++ it works great.
