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There's a line on the home page that says "Leo works well with emacs, xemacs, vim, and ipython." And they have a page about using Leo with other programs, which
by andrewl 12y ago
There's a line on the home page that says "Leo works well with emacs, xemacs, vim, and ipython." And they have a page about using Leo with other programs, which does have some details about Vim and Emacs:
http://leoeditor.com/leoandotherprograms.html http://leoeditor.com/leoandotherprograms.html
But I haven't tried any of it yet.
- marrs 12y agoThanks, I did see that actually. Obviously I'll have to try before having an opinion on how well it works. I did try sublime (an editor I really like) with the vi extension and found that, although support was comprehensive, there were enough differences for me to ultimately give up. It would be great if you could integrate Vim itself (or any text editor) with Leo, similar to how Vim integrates with Mutt. In any case, it's worthy of at least a play because it has some very interesting functionality.