OT screen colors in "vim" don't even try....
Fairlight
fairlite at fairlite.com
Wed Feb 4 07:36:28 PST 2009
Okay, -not- trying to insult you, John. But have you tried:
:syntax off
Works for me when I use it.
I agree that vim hasn't been updated in ages, but I don't have a problem
with that. Better than something like Word, where they trot out a new
version with features hardly anyone needs, all in the name of revenue
stream.
FWIW, I think vim is decent, although it was starting to edge up on EMACS
in terms of bloat. I think if they'd rolled elisp in there, it might have
rivaled it, actually. I'm kind of glad they stopped where they did.
I dunno, it's the only editor I use anymore, and I've not had problems
with it. I haven't fired up EMACS in probably three years or better, and
that was to edit a binary file, for which it's better suited. And it's
my editor of choice in Windows (gvim), as I tend not to like Wordpad, and
Notepad just plain sucks. I have OpenOffice.org, but it's not worth firing
up that much bloat just to work on code--it's not really meant as a code
editor.
I can't really say anything about Bram. Never had to deal with him.
I remember when Bill Vermillion was still alive, he was using vanilla vi
until the end. He disliked vim. So you're in good company, there. :)
Just don't jump on the bandwagon, man. Bad enough we've already lost
Vermillion and Stockler. Dare I say the fP community is dying
off...literally? </macabre>
mark->
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the way. But I'll get the job done" --Captain Matthew Gideon, "Crusade"
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