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The difference I was trying to point out is that Emacs is always in "insert mode" in the vi sense. In vi normal mode, many commands don't require modifier keys
by graywh 18y ago
The difference I was trying to point out is that Emacs is always in "insert mode" in the vi sense. In vi normal mode, many commands don't require modifier keys.
Vim has syntax-aware navigation, too. And what Emacs calls "modes", Vim calls syntax/filetype plugins.