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It's for organisation of information and it's an Emacs "mode". It's as much "emacs with some configuration tweaks" as VS Code is "chromium, with slightly impro
by gkya 6y ago
It's for organisation of information and it's an Emacs "mode".
It's as much "emacs with some configuration tweaks" as VS Code is "chromium, with slightly improved <textarea>".
W.r.t. the good question in a comment that definitely has more than just that, yes, there are partial ports of Org mode to vim, VS Cod{e,ium}, and AFAIK Sublime Text, but Org does make use of some facilities of Emacs that are not as easy to replicate on these editors. For exporting, Pandoc can help to some extent, but it's imperfect and not as configurable.
- enriquto 6y ago> VS Code is "chromium, with slightly improved <textarea>" Ha! I love this, definitely going to say it in public. Apart from this joke, I asked a well-intentioned question. I have seen people doing magic with org-mode, treating text documents as if they were notebooks, running snippets of code by selecting them, then having the output as text. I would like to do something similar in vim, if possible.