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Vim is not primarily a CLI program, it's an interactive editor with a GUI. That this GUI is sometimes laid out in a row/column addressable terminal is besides t
by boomlinde 8y ago
Vim is not primarily a CLI program, it's an interactive editor with a GUI. That this GUI is sometimes laid out in a row/column addressable terminal is besides the point.
CLI means that you operate the interface via a command line. I guess this is true for Vim if you use the Ex mode exclusively, in which case there is no context sensitive 'q'