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You can do that in Sublime Text as well: File -> Clone File http://www.sublimetext.com/ http://www.sublimetext.com/
by iamelgringo 15y ago
You can do that in Sublime Text as well: File -> Clone File
http://www.sublimetext.com/ http://www.sublimetext.com/
- pyre 15y agoWill the cursor automatically swap between the buffers when you reach the edge? (e.g. buffer 1 is showing page 1 and buffer 2 is showing page 2; when you get the end of page 1, the cursor/focus switches to buffer 2, rather than it just being two independently scrolling views into the same file)
- cpr 15y agoThat's right--this is not just multiple views on one file/buffer, this is multiple views that are synchronized to follow one another, to give you the full effect of one long view.
- iamelgringo 15y agoNope.
- bretthoerner 15y agoWhat you've pointed out (Clone File) is part of the most basic functionality of Emacs. Splitting a window in 2 and opening the same file in both windows. It's the follow part that makes this, well, follow-mode. That said, I guess it's almost impressive that Sublime lets you "Clone", since TextMate is even more restricted in this regard, iirc. That's actually kind of sad, though.