Richard E. Hawkins Esq. wrote:
rick, who'd be happy as a clam in a bucket of beer if he had a classic
vi that would handle multiple buffers and color indent his programs
Being an Emacs fan myself, I believe what you asking for is an
oxymoron. :)
I don't use vim (obviously) but using one of
As I get more and more frustrated with emacs, it keeps occurring to me
that the *only* reason I'm using emacs instead of vi is that it
indents and color-codes my program code. Is there a variant of vi
that can do this? vim claims to hilite syntax, and i think elvis
claims that too, but can
vim does syntax hi lighting quite well. Having never used emacs, I have no
idea what you mean by auto indenting.
On 31-Oct-98 Richard E. Hawkins Esq. wrote:
As I get more and more frustrated with emacs, it keeps occurring to me
that the *only* reason I'm using emacs instead of vi is that it
Richard E. Hawkins Esq. wrote:
As I get more and more frustrated with emacs, it keeps occurring to me
that the *only* reason I'm using emacs instead of vi is that it
indents and color-codes my program code.
Try the following command...
:set autoindent
this works for me for general
Richard E. Hawkins Esq. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
As I get more and more frustrated with emacs, it keeps occurring to me
that the *only* reason I'm using emacs instead of vi is that it
indents and color-codes my program code.
I feel your pain. There is a solution.
rick, who'd be happy as a
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