Now I think vi is not sufficient. I hate to type "!perl %" each time I edit and re-try my perl script, and I'd like to load related files quickly. (say load a included php file when I see it is being included.)
Should I advance to vim right now or emacs, or is it that I didn't dig into vi deep enough to release its full power? I wonder how many programmers are still using 4BSD vi (compare to enchanced vi's)? Maybe none? Maybe many?
I know very few about editors other than vi, if I'm going to learn another editor now, I wish I can be using that forever, and I wish the editor have good L10N (esp. Chinese). I do some Java program, php and perl program but not C, and I'd likely to do these kind of program in the coming years, so what is the best editor for my kind?
I'd like the editor's style to be accepted by readline so I can use commandline and editor in the same way.
Thank you!
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