No, I implied vim has more uses than any one person could possibly imagine.
I also meant any question like "Why would anyone want ...?" really just means "I can't imagine wanting ....", so if that isn't what you meant to say you might want to rephrase your question. I would ask why anyone would want to say they had a limited imagination, but if I did I'd be doing it myself! If anyone took offense, my apologies; I meant it as a wry observation on how people in general use language, not as anything personal. Max On Fri, 25 May 2007, Yakov Lerner wrote: |I think Robert implied that it takes lot of imagination |to use vim on multi-gigabyte size. I might be wrong. | |I don't exactly understand the connection size of one's |imagination and size of the file on which one applies vim. |But the connection is perfectly possible. For example, I never tried to |run vim on anything bigger than 0.5GB and I do indeed have |average or lesser than average imagination. | |Hell starting tomorrow, I am going to vim the 2+0.2*day_count sized |files, every day, |It only remains to buy imagine-o-meter, and apply it daily. | |Yakov "average-sized imagination" Lerner |
