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Out of curiosity, if you've used emacs for 10 years I'm assuming you're familiar with ediff; what do you find so useful about vimdiff? (I've never used it, so
by mark_h 15y ago
Out of curiosity, if you've used emacs for 10 years I'm assuming you're familiar with ediff; what do you find so useful about vimdiff? (I've never used it, so I'm genuinely curious)
- lflux 15y agoGenerally I use vimdiff when working with tests and use it for diffing between the expected output and the real output. It's run in the terminal as opposed to inside my huge emacs process and I don't really know why else I don't use ediff, vimdiff is just part of my editing workflow.
- mark_h 15y agoFair enough, cheers.