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You'd think that :) It's not about writing code though in my case, but marking things up as HTML. Multiple cursors help a lot here.
by richbradshaw 14y ago
You'd think that :) It's not about writing code though in my case, but marking things up as HTML. Multiple cursors help a lot here.
- dsrguru 14y agoBut so do Vim's t text object (one of the few text objects that Sublime's Vintage mode doesn't implement) and dot command, along with Vim's C-o and C-i cursor history commands.
- richbradshaw 14y agoI guess it's what you are used to – I've never really got into Vim, whereas Sublime looks like a normal text editor until you need more from it.
- weaksauce 14y agoUsing macvim is surprisingly like using a normal editor; even more so after you press "i" and start typing. All the normal copy, paste, highlight, tabs, and other os basics that you would want are there with the power of vim in the background if you want to explore.