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From what I've gleaned, it sounds like (although I haven't been able to try the alpha myself) that TextMate is missing some crucial features, such as split scre
by llambda 15y ago
From what I've gleaned, it sounds like (although I haven't been able to try the alpha myself) that TextMate is missing some crucial features, such as split screen functionality. After switching from TextMate to vim I'm almost certain I won't be able to switch back and especially not if stuff like that doesn't make it into the final release.
- comm_it 15y agoSplit screen functionality would be SUCH a welcome addition.
- reissbaker 15y agoModal editing is the killer feature for me -- and the lack of those special project files cluttering up everything. Even if TextMate had splitscreen, Vim used with the project-oriented NerdTree and BufExplorer plugins is a tough combination to beat for everyday hacking. Sublime Text 2 with Vintage mode enabled comes close, but man does it clutter up your project folders.
- dextorious 15y agoHow does it "clutter up" your project folders? With ONE project file, that you don't even have to put inside the project folder?
- vertr 15y agoThis fork of Macvim has a very Textmate-like file browser baked in. https://github.com/alloy/macvim/downloads https://github.com/alloy/macvim/downloads https://skitch.com/ericschiller/gtbb9/index.html.haml-dev-sample-app-app-views-creeps-vim https://skitch.com/ericschiller/gtbb9/index.html.haml-dev-sa...