On Thu, 14 Dec 2006 21:47:18 +0000
Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I was actually sort of kidding and referring to your other post. My
> editor is Kate for most things (sometimes KWrite) and LyX for
> typesetting, unless I must conform to some standard/templates, in
> which case it's Kate and TeX. IDE's are kind of good but they kind of
> DIE (letter change) once you realise that some alternatives are
> better. MATLAB, for example, has an IDE, but after about a year I
> just ran the command-line interpreted and began using Kate as the
> editor, over FTP (Konqueror). It does syntax highlighting, it's
> quicker, and it's better integrated with the O/S/DE, not just the IDE.
a long time ago i would use kwrite, as it had syntax highlighting, but
somethings are just not as efficient in kwrite as they are in vim, or
vi for that matter.
also, kwrite is limited to platforms, vim is available everywhere, so
if someone wants me to look at something on their computer i can always
do that with vim, rather than hurt myself using something else.
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Regards, Ed :: http://www.bsdwarez.net
proud c++ person
Chuck Norris can have unprotected sex with a volcano.
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