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not related to vim, but try Visual Studio code. Once you personalize its shortcut key bindings (which everyone I know does), it's way better IDE than sublime/at
by devdoomari 10y ago
not related to vim, but try Visual Studio code. Once you personalize its shortcut key bindings (which everyone I know does), it's way better IDE than sublime/atom/etc. It has code definition 'peeking' (staying on the same file while 'peeking' on definition), reference peeking, renaming, etc.
- rockdoe 10y agoWhy do you think it's better than Sublime? Doesn't Sublime have those features mentioned?
- devdoomari 10y agosublime does have 'goto definition' and 'find usages / references', but they're not the same as peeking. They both open the target file (& changes the files you were viewing), whereas peeking just let you stay where you were.