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You totally can't do "most of what vim can do in any editor if you can use your keyboard effectively". For example: fXctX - find next X on current line, change
by tasuki 7y ago
You totally can't do "most of what vim can do in any editor if you can use your keyboard effectively". For example: fXctX - find next X on current line, change to next X. You can, fortunately, get a pretty decent vim emulation in various IDEs.
TeX still renders equations better than Office does. Also it's programmable.