On Fri, Mar 21, 2003 at 09:51:49PM +0100, Julien Olivier wrote: > Hi > > I'm an almost happy Emacs user. What I really LOVE in emacs is the fact > that you can automatically indent code using TAB (by automatically I > mean that you press TAB once and the code is put at the correct columne, > without needing to press TAB several times). > > The problem is that Emacs has some bugs/problems: > - It can't open files located in non-UTF paths. > - It has weird keybindings (CTRL-W to cut, CTRL-Y to paste, nothing to > copy, F10-f-s to save, F10-f-e to exit...) > - There is no way to make a search or to repeat this search using a key > combination. > - It uses the X11 clipboard so that you can't select something and > paste over it. > - Selecting several lines of code and pressing a key to REPLACE the > selected characters doesn't work > > So my question is: is there any other code editor with the auto-indent > feature and which doesn't have the bugs I wrote upper ? Or, > alternatively, is there something like kvim (a vim module for KDE) but > using GNOME and Emacs ? Emacs is the most programmable editor on the planet. You can write a macro to make it do anything you want it to do. All the keybindings are re-programmable. Just read the docs and start hacking! :-)
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