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How do you compare two pieces of code side-by-side? I suppose you could create terminals and arrange then how you like but that's not much different than vim.
by jcoffland 9y ago
How do you compare two pieces of code side-by-side? I suppose you could create terminals and arrange then how you like but that's not much different than vim. I use gtk emacs with three frames arranged side-by-side on a 40" monitor. Not being able to compare code this way would really slow me down.
- chongli 9y agoI use tmux. It works extremely well with vi. It's no problem at all to arrange 3 panes side by side in tmux. You're not even restricted to that, of course. You could be tailing a log file in one of the panes, reading a man page in another, and coding in the middle one.