Claudio Grondi wrote: > Apparently Vim syntax highlighting analyses only the code it has already > 'seen' within the editing window. This is not what I expect from a > mature editor. > I have stopped here, because I found this problem after three seconds of > using it, so imagine how much other problems will become apparent after > using it three hours, right? > Vim similar as Wing has no [View] menu entry one can use for changing > the text appearance in any reasonable Windows program, so the ancient > Unix/Linux is still there with the system font as default setting for > displaying text... It looks as I were in a DOS box, not in a text editor > on Windows. > Loading a 100 MByte large file into this editor which pretends to be > able to edit files of any size results in an Error. > I was not able to find how to do rectangular select/paste and there was > no code folding for Python script code available.
well, i'm not going to convince you but: - Edit / Select font will let you choose font face / bold/italc and size - i have edited very large logfiles, CSVs etc in vim under linux and FreeBSD, can't remember file sizes - you probably do have to mess with .vimrc or get python.vim to get ti the way you want, look here or searcht his newsgroup: http://py.vaults.ca/~x/python_and_vim.html http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/~noel/vim.html -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
