Karl Guertin wrote: > > I've been meaning to check out PIDA. How good is the vi/vim > keybindings support? I have a fairly high cognitive investment in the > vim actions/motions and while I wouldn't mind using a more fully > featured IDE, I haven't found one with sufficiently good vi support to > make it worthwhile. The problem I always run into when using a non-vim > vi clone is that I lose track of my mode and run into mode errors. The > mode display and cursor change make a big difference in usability.
Karl, the cool thing about PIDA is that it uses the *real* VIM with your configuration (.vimrc). PIDA just adds some tools around a normal VIM instance by wrapping it inside a GTK application (that uses pygtk). There are many tools: - integration with svn, bzr, darcs - code browser - ... I'm using 0.3 but I also have the checkout of the svn version that's quite actively developed, unfortunately I get an error when I try it so I'm stuck with 0.3 ATM. Ciao Michele
