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I'd guess most editors do. Have you found an editor that doesn't?
by ch8230 9y ago
I'd guess most editors do. Have you found an editor that doesn't?
- dotancohen 9y agoI open multi-GB files often enough in VIM. Just make sure that you've disabled any plugins, as _those_ will often crush under large files. The `-u NONE` option will disable `.vimrc` and thus all plugins as well. See relevant discussion on Stack Exchange: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/139254/why-cant-vim-open-a-100-mb-text-file-when-i-have-16-gb-ram/139286#139286 https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/139254/why-cant-vim...
- holydude 9y agoEmacs with vlf can open very large files by splitting them in chunks. Quiet useful.
- lurker- 9y agoWindows have EmEditor.. unfortunately Linux doesn't seem to have any. Hopefully someone can develop a great frontend for the xi editor (https://github.com/google/xi-editor https://github.com/google/xi-editor). Sublime Text is imo near perfect, only thing I miss is the ability to edit multi-GB files (on a reasonably priced laptop).. sadly I believe it will be near impossible for Sublime Text to ever support this.