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I guess Raymond uses a line oriented editor like vim, and the original line breaks have been preserved. If you use one line per clause, it's much easier to chan
by blt 7y ago
I guess Raymond uses a line oriented editor like vim,
and the original line breaks have been preserved.
If you use one line per clause,
it's much easier to change sentence and paragraph structures
without having to seek around by the word.
- oblio 7y agoVim's not line oriented... at least as far I know. ed/ex, now those are line oriented. But I wouldn't call vim line oriented. Unless you also want to call Notepad line oriented, since you can use Shift + End to do operations on an entire line :D