shachaf

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1. 31.▲
   by shachaf 17y ago

   As lanaer said, "<-" is really syntax sugar for ">>=" (bind), and could mean a variety of things (including assignment). "=" is binding a variable, as in "let", and is not symmetric. One could argue that a better name for "="
2. 32.▲
   by shachaf 17y ago

   What does gvim have to do with the mouse? Regular console vim supports the mouse, and there are perfectly good reasons to use gvim without it (e.g., better color support, "Edit with Vim" in Windows).
3. 33.▲
   by shachaf 17y ago

   Well, there's VIPER... But as a vim user, I like the way that vim works with minimal configuration. Yes, I could configure emacs to behave any way I'd like -- in fact, I generally like doing that sort of thing -- but as long as I'm really c