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You could use vim as init as well, it just wouldn't be as much fun, since you couldn't do any programming.
by spudlyo 17y ago
You could use vim as init as well, it just wouldn't be as much fun, since you couldn't do any programming.
- gnosis 17y agoActually, vim has a programming language built in to it: vimscript. So you could certainly program from it. And that's not to mention the various other programming language interfaces vim has. If you've compiled vim with the right options, you could use Perl, Python, Ruby, or Lua from within vim.