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One difference (I assume?): it’s programmable. It’s a directory editor written in the same VM in which the editor (Emacs) is written. This makes it compostable
by nothrabannosir 1y ago
One difference (I assume?): it’s programmable. It’s a directory editor written in the same VM in which the editor (Emacs) is written. This makes it compostable with your existing IDE toolset of macros, plugins, hotkeys, etc.
For example: I never thought of using total commander to augment some custom hotkey in vim. But in Emacs it’s just another set of functions available right there.
- anthk 1y agoGet vidir, and spawn vidir from vim/nvi. It lets you use your editor as an interface to edit directorioes. Pretty fast to delete your files, or rename them.