Another emacs user here. Out of the box it's nothing special, but having a
programmable text editor (and having spent over a decade customizing it to
my liking) is invaluable to me! You get out of it what you put in.
On Mon, Jan 11, 2016 at 9:04 AM, Max Linke wrote:
> BTW if you are serious abou
BTW if you are serious about switching to emacs I can recommend
following planet.emacsen[1] to get some information about new packages
and changes. The whole emacs community is very active and constantly
adds new features to it. Sacha Chua[2] has started to compile regular
summaries of the most
That sounds lovely. I always get gray hair when not using the Vim
shoutcuts. :D
Thanks for all the info.
Am 11.01.2016 um 09:36 schrieb Max Linke:
> I use emacs with vim key-bindings. It has every IDE feature I want
>
> Code-completion / jump-to-definition / syntax-chechking /
> jump-to-compile-
Morning,
Vim is a powerful tool. Always good to know how to deal with it.
If I'm too lazy and don't want to open up Netbeans my favorite text
editor is SciTE.
Never tried emacs myself. Should give it a try today..
synthor@ubunthor:~$ sudo apt-get install emacs
Here we go...have a nice day! :)
I use emacs with vim key-bindings. It has every IDE feature I want
Code-completion / jump-to-definition / syntax-chechking /
jump-to-compile-error and more.
It takes some time to set everything up to your liking but I found that
most packages have pretty good defaults. Plus if you don't like h
