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I think the question for me would be why should I——or anyone for that matter——use Eclipse or Visual Studio instead. Emacs is not an editor, it's a keyboard lang
by yason 15y ago
I think the question for me would be why should I——or anyone for that matter——use Eclipse or Visual Studio instead. Emacs is not an editor, it's a keyboard language used to modify files and run programs. Further, those are editors where extensions and settings are each a separate feature instead of a natural flow of blended editing, reconfiguration, and extending. With Emacs, the question is never about if some editor feature is available or if it can be scripted together. With Emacs, the first and only question is always How? as Emacs will simply turn into anything if only so told.
- JustinJ70s 15y agoAnyone for that matter? How about people who find Emacs to be archaic with weird key bindings and who don't care to spend half their time fiddling about with lisp scripts. Don't get me wrong, it's an awesome tool and I spend a long time using it - but it's not for everyone and bemusement at why that may be the case is being short sighted.