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This is already present in many (if not all?) editors already. In vim or emacs you can open a new buffer/window/pane (whatever terminology is used) on the same
by Morgawr 12y ago
This is already present in many (if not all?) editors already. In vim or emacs you can open a new buffer/window/pane (whatever terminology is used) on the same file and put different views of the same file (with live changes) side by side. I often do this when I need to keep an eye on the header/import section of a file and also work at the bottom of the file at the same time.
I'm pretty sure a lot of other editors/IDEs I've used in the past also support this. It's nothing new.
- masklinn 12y ago> This is already present in many (if not all?) editors already. No. Tiling is, but it doesn't behave as if you had a single file view wrapping across columns. Emacs does have that via follow-mode, but I don't think I've seen it anywhere else (though vim might have something equivalent to follow-mode)