E text editor version 2 released
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E text editor version 2 released
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Re: E text editor version 2 released
#2I'm really interested in seeing what the "vim inspired command-mode" is all about. Anyone know where I can see a screencast?
(Having said that, I seriously doubt anyone can pry me from my Sublime Text. Multiple-cursor editing is just a much better model for editing than anything I've ever seen before or since).
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#3Love this text editor. Looking forward to trying this out.
Re: E text editor version 2 released
#4I'm really interested in seeing what the "vim inspired command-mode" is all about. Anyone know where I can see a screencast? (Having said that, I seriously doubt anyone can pry me from my Sublime Text. Multiple-cursor editing is just a much better model for editing than anything I've ever seen before or since).
Watch the screencast. This editor also has multiple-cursor editing.
Re: E text editor version 2 released
#5I'm really interested in seeing what the "vim inspired command-mode" is all about. Anyone know where I can see a screencast? (Having said that, I seriously doubt anyone can pry me from my Sublime Text. Multiple-cursor editing is just a much better model for editing than anything I've ever seen before or since).
Watch the screencast. This editor also has multiple-cursor editing.
As far as I see, it isn't "true" multiple-cursor editing like Sublime has. At least as far as I could tell from the video.
The difference being, in true multi-cursor selections, you actually have several cursors which behave like cursors. So, for example, you can do "ctrl+right", and all the cursors move forward one word. Even if all the words are a different length, the cursors behave correctly.
This seems like a small deal but is actually huge. I'm planning to write up a post about it some day, but I'd encourage anyone interested to check out Sublime Text's multiple editing if you have some time.
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#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
Watch the screencast. This editor also has multiple-cursor editing.
As far as I see, it isn't "true" multiple-cursor editing like Sublime has. At least as far as I could tell from the video. The difference being, in true multi-cursor selections, you actually have several cursors which behave like cursors . So, for example, you can do "ctrl+right", and all the cursors move forward one word. Even if all the words are a different length, the cursors behave correctly. This seems like a s…
I'd have to check E if it has this feature or not. I must say that I enjoy using it in Sublime very much.
Quite frankly, multiple-cursors feature is a deal breaker for me. I'll consider switching to E if it get's SFTP support so I can remove WinSCP from my workflow.
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#7The last time I tried e, it took over my entire system. I had context menu entries floating around for months after I uninstalled it. Ugh.
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#8Alternate headline: Textmate clone beats Textmate to version 2.
This was pretty much my text editor of choice when I had to use a Windows box.
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#9It's great to see progress being made with the TextMate model.
If E was brought properly to OS X, there could quite possible be a TextMate coup.
Re: E text editor version 2 released
#10I'm really interested in seeing what the "vim inspired command-mode" is all about. Anyone know where I can see a screencast? (Having said that, I seriously doubt anyone can pry me from my Sublime Text. Multiple-cursor editing is just a much better model for editing than anything I've ever seen before or since).
Watch the screencast. This editor also has multiple-cursor editing.
Which screen-cast are you referring to? The one on the front page is the old e.