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Vim is at its best reading text files,perhaps moreso than for editing them. I have to use an IDE or notebook environment a lot now, but when I'm trying to make
by jrumbut 5y ago
Vim is at its best reading text files,perhaps moreso than for editing them.
I have to use an IDE or notebook environment a lot now, but when I'm trying to make sense of a folder full of source files I always break out vim.
This is where the mouse-free operation (though modern vim has OK mouse integration) and the close relationship with bash/sh/zsh shine.