[TYPO3-dev] Cream editor

[ries van Twisk]

Hey Elmar,

I only use vim on remove servers to quickly edit a file,
and I think the only key I know from the top of my head is / (search  
if I remember correctly),
quite /q and write /w (overrule with !). That's all I know about vim.  
My bad memory can't remember
all shortcuts and keys, and I never seen a menu in vim as-well :)

What can I say... I will keep on using Eclipse I think, it has more  
tools then any other
IDE I have seen, I know that vim is not an ide....

BTW: I fully agree with you statement that if V5 is late..... I think  
it will happen.

Ries





On Jul 7, 2007, at 10:08 AM, Elmar Hinz wrote:

> Hi developers,
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> elipse is mighty but slow and often hangs up. vi(m) and emacs are  
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> fast but have a steep learnig curve. Other free editors I tested are
> missing important features. Commercial editors, ... didn't test  
> them, as I
> know how to use vim and emacs.
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> Now a new canditate wants to enter the stage: Cream
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> The cream editor is based on the fast and mighty vi(m), a famous  
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> from the 1970s. The programmer reengineered the user unterface. It  
> feels in
> most aspects like a modern editor now without giving up the speed  
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> 70s and the features collected over 3 decades. That's at least the  
> idea.
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> Did you test it? What are your experiences?
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