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Question for anyone that has used vsvim and ViEmu (the commercial product). I have ViEmu for older version of Visual Studio and looking at purchasing the new v
by avenger123 13y ago
Question for anyone that has used vsvim and ViEmu (the commercial product).
I have ViEmu for older version of Visual Studio and looking at purchasing the new version.
I am thinking that I can possibly get by without ViEmu and just use VsVim the free extension. I don't particularly use all the advanced features of ViEmu.
Anyone have any thoughts on this at all?
- reverius42 13y agoI really like VsVim, but I have never tried ViEmu so I have no basis for comparison.
- platz 13y agoHaven't tried ViEmu, but vsvim is actively maintained. Lots of fixes have gone in to making it play more nicely with other plugins like ReSharper. Compared to vim emulation plugins in other editors like sublime text or even emacs, vsvim provides some pretty good coverage of vim features. Don't expect vimscript support or anything - the modes are pretty good though.
- tumult 13y agoViEmu is faster than VsVim. VsVim will cause some small amount of input lag, depending on what you're doing. ViEmu also has a more complete emulation. I prefer ViEmu, and own a license for it. Easily worth the price.