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- From: jwl@cray.com (James W. Lynch)
- Subject: Re: Just another vi supporter (was Re: editors)
- Message-ID: <1996Apr16.135248.19367@walter.cray.com>
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- Date: 16 Apr 96 13:52:47 CDT
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- Gerolf Wendland (wendland%hpp015%hpp001.mch2.scn.de@scn.de) wrote:
- : Richard Clarke wrote:
- : > I use a DOS version of 'vi' all the time. It does lots of things the
- : > VC++ editor can't, especially in the substitution department.
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- : At work my preferred editor is vi as well. When I am doing things at
- : home once in a while I always run into difficulties because at home
- : I use wordstar oriented editors (edit, borland ...) with their different
- : keystrokes.
- : So I'd prefer either a vi for Dos/Windows or a wordstar-like editor
- : for HP-UX.
- : If anyone could point me to one of those or even to source code of
- : those, I'd be very grateful.
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- : Gerolf
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- Vim, definitely.
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- Jim.
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