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Acme does this, and I love it, but most people's response to seeing Acme is "what the hell? No syntax highlighting? No autocomplete?" You can also easily create
by floren 8y ago
Acme does this, and I love it, but most people's response to seeing Acme is "what the hell? No syntax highlighting? No autocomplete?" You can also easily create a second "view" into a file with the Zerox command, which is a nice way to look at two parts of a file at once.
It's the best thing I've found for managing large numbers of buffers at once, though, and with things like acmego (go fmt + add missing imports on save) and Go guru integration (jump straight to function definition) it suits my needs pretty well.
- gkya 8y ago> You can also easily create a second "view" into a file with the Zerox command, which is a nice way to look at two parts of a file at once. Emacs has this too. You can look at a buffer from different windows, or clone-indirect-buffer in order to edit multiple parts of it simultaneously.
- floren 8y agoYou're right, it's been so long since I used emacs I forgot it's a thing. Vim does it too, I think, but I only use vim to quickly edit a file.
- rusk 8y agoJust about every other editor does this. That's why I miss it!