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The first is for code and the latter is for prose (non-code writing such as this comment).
by nacs 11y ago
The first is for code and the latter is for prose (non-code writing such as this comment).
- amelius 11y agoOkay, that makes sense. But, then again, shouldn't a single editor be able to handle those two usage-domains? (As this would mean the editor would be more powerful in terms of extensibility).
- atombender 11y agoCode is line-oriented and usually monospaced. Prose is not, and usually requires local layout (spacing, alignment and so on), embedded media (such as images) and variable typography.