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You should be able to edit text in a familiar manner regardless of what kind of text it is. It might be source code, or it might be an email, a webpage, a docum
by db48x 10y ago
You should be able to edit text in a familiar manner regardless of what kind of text it is. It might be source code, or it might be an email, a webpage, a document, your shell, a debugger, or anything else you can think of. No matter what you're editing you'll have the same features, keyboard shortcuts, etc available.
A programmer who wants a good universal text editor will find one that also has good integration with their compiler and debugger; emacs and vim are both pretty good choices there.