what kind of a question is that ?!?!??!?!
do what ever you want man...and please dont send this junk massages to
this list...Linux related question's only !
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From: "faisal" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 19, 2000 11:14 PM
Subject: [expert] editors
Is it wise to work in only one text editor all the time become expert in
it ?
Yes, kinda.
I would think that the smart thing to do is to
I don't know if it's "wise" or not, but it sure is convenient. I've
managed to stick with editors that all use the same key bindings since
1982 (wordmaster, wordstar, borland turbo pascal, joe). Makes life
a lot easier.
-jdr-
faisal wrote:
Is it wise to work in only one text editor all the
Um...not if you're using the Windows "NoteBook"! :-)
--Greg
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Is it wise to work in only one text editor all the time become expert in
it ?
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On Sat, 19 Aug 2000, you wrote:
Is it wise to work in only one text editor all the time become expert in
it ?
Faisel,
It's your choice.
As with anything in life if you do only one thing you will become expert in
it.
However if you want some flexibility I would suggest learning at least the
On Sun, 20 Aug 2000, you wrote:
what kind of a question is that ?!?!??!?!
do what ever you want man...and please dont send this junk massages to
this list...Linux related question's only !
And this is a non-linux related question, HOW??? Since
we've been discussing the relative benefits of
On Sun, 20 Aug 2000, faisal wrote:
Is it wise to work in only one text editor all the time become expert in
it ?
I would say to find an editor for every type of task. Vi for editing
config files. Perhaps an X-based program for writing programs such as
Xemacs. And for everything else such as
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I can make do on all occassions with vi, but sometimes it's helpful
when your editor does spellchecking interactively when typing.
You most certainly have (x)emacs or VI spellcheck on the fly if you
wish.
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Best regards,
Gary
On Sun, Aug 20, 2000 at 08:14:21AM +0500, faisal wrote:
Is it wise to work in only one text editor all the time become expert in
it ?
No.
In the course of over 20 years of working with computers, I have learned
plenty of editors, and even written a few, three I think. Some of them run
on
