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Me too. I've been a vi/vim users for 20+ years, and I swear by vim for C/C++-based development - but now that I'm mostly doing Lua (MOAI), SublimeText2 has bec
by seclorum 14y ago
Me too. I've been a vi/vim users for 20+ years, and I swear by vim for C/C++-based development - but now that I'm mostly doing Lua (MOAI), SublimeText2 has become my absolutely most loved tool. It is really one of those editors that became an instant hit, the moment I discovered Cmd-R, Cmd-T, and of course everyones favourite, Cmd-D. ;)
For some reason, ST2 reminds me of the old PC-Write editor for DOS, in terms of raw features and power - I guess because PC-Write was the last editor I used that had proper column/row selection, multiple-cursors, and so on. I sure do miss that editor (switched to vim full-time as soon as PC-Write was EOL'ed and I moved off DOS to Unix) ..