Andrew Lentvorski wrote:
Darren New wrote:
Christopher Smith wrote:
If only such a tool existed... oh wait, it does: Emacs. ;-)
I'll point out that VI also has a confirm mode if you want it. :-)
You missed the point.
Only if you thought I was arguing with you.
With vi, I *must* have some manual/reference document in front of me.
What, you don't have the version with the :help command?
If, in emacs, I don't remember how to *start* doing a
search-and-replace, what do I do?
Again, different strokes, YMMV, YAGNI, etc.
A little while ago, I saw a most excellent description of why VI rocks.
It was really spot on. And I just can't live without the "." command,
myself.
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