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This promises to be incredible for all of the use cases where folks currently remote-control tmux windows, etc. When considering things like debugger integrat
by saidajigumi 12y ago
This promises to be incredible for all of the use cases where folks currently remote-control tmux windows, etc.
When considering things like debugger integration, this cracks the door to some features previously owned well only by GUI IDEs.
I think the killer feature here is not just terminal-in-vim, but the full emulation aspect. When I used to use Emacs extensively, I could never really get into eshell because it ignored terminal emulation. It was OK for some things, but mostly just threw a wrench in my normal shell workflows.
- jmgrosen 12y agoTo note: Emacs supports full terminal emulation too, with `ansi-term`. It's a little janky switching between line/char mode, but I use it as my default terminal. Of course, if you use Vim, this looks great too! I just don't want anyone to be dissuaded from Emacs for this reason ;)
- saidajigumi 12y agoThanks for the info. It's been many years since I tried shell use under Emacs; I should have figured there'd be a better solution by now!
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