--- Yakov Lerner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 6/19/06, Adnan Ali <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I am not such an advanced user of vi, still I like > to > > stick with it for whatever text I do. I learn > along my > > work. > > > > Today, I tried to edit some .html files with vi. > > However, when I do > > $vi index.html > > it opens the html file like a browser i.e. not the > > complete text along with html tags, but the > *content* > > only. .... > > So, I would be glad and appreciate if somebody > would > > help me open my index.html with my *vi* so that I > > could edit the content and the tags. > > This mailing list is specifically dedicated to 'vim' > and > *not* to vi. Taking this into account, your question > is totally > out of charter of this mailing list, AFAIK, In complete agreement with you! Let me acknowledge that it is one of those times that I feel embarrased. Hope you do not frighten me further. :-) However, apart from that I did thought that vi was a pointer to vim. Though, as I later discovered, it was not! > > However, on my computer, I set up 'vi' so that it in > fact > points to 'vim'. My 'vi' program is in fact 'vim' If > you wish to > do it, too and, then use vim, I could help you. That's what I thought i.e. vi points to vim until I discovered it now. It, in fact, points to 'elvis'. Though I have now made vi to point to vim! > > BTW which OS is it that that has browser named 'vi'. Slackware 10.0. > > Yakov > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
