Vico Editor (Mac text editor)
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Re: Vico Editor (Mac text editor)
#102The only thing I want in vim is tabs, since I felt that it was faster to switch between tabs in TextMate than having to Command+T everything.
Re: Vico Editor (Mac text editor)
#103Nice start, looks like a nice bridge to Vim for textmate users. It's missing a few of the basic vim movement commands (which I have on a wallpaper I put together http://naleid.com/blog/2010/10/04/vim-movement-shortcuts-wal... ), but has most of the big ones. The ones I use quite a bit that don't seem implemented are: C-d - half page down C-u - half page up ge/gE - go to the end of the previous word (you do have e/E f…
ci (change inside)
idiom. I've gotten so used to ci(, ci', and cit (change inside html tag).
Re: Vico Editor (Mac text editor)
#104Earlier quoted context omitted.
I don't want to take anything away from Vico (because so far it is pretty rad), but if you stick with MacVim you eventually start using TextMate less and less until you just stop altogether. For me, it took a good 3 months or so. The last holdout was using TextMate for formatting JSON output, but I found a Chrome plugin for that.
That has never happened to me - I only use MacVim when I need the power features. I'd love to have vim-style modal editing, but my eyes overrule my hands. MacVim is simply too ugly.
Re: Vico Editor (Mac text editor)
#105Looks great. I try just about every one of these new options. Kodapp was my last one, but it didnt last (back on textmate). I'll give this a try as well. It looks like it has even greater potential. TextMate is a joke. Nothing worse than missed opportunity. Such a huge community behind it and MacroMates seems completely incapable of providing a new release.
Re: Vico Editor (Mac text editor)
#106Here's the basic problem: you're writing a text editor. Stop doing that. It's 2007. Saying to yourself "I'm gonna build my own text editor" is as silly as saying "I'm gonna build my own build system" or "I'm gonna build my own amusement park."
Re: Vico Editor (Mac text editor)
#107Nice start, looks like a nice bridge to Vim for textmate users. It's missing a few of the basic vim movement commands (which I have on a wallpaper I put together http://naleid.com/blog/2010/10/04/vim-movement-shortcuts-wal... ), but has most of the big ones. The ones I use quite a bit that don't seem implemented are: C-d - half page down C-u - half page up ge/gE - go to the end of the previous word (you do have e/E f…
You can see
(sidemap setKey:"" toAction:"scroll_downward:")
(sidemap setKey:"" toAction:"scroll_upwards:")
So apparently they are planned, just not yet implemented. I haven't messed with the file much to see what else you can do with it, but I imagine there's a way to override it in .vimrc style and customize it.
Re: Vico Editor (Mac text editor)
#108Earlier quoted context omitted.
vim works on mac anyway - macvim for gvim equivalent. As far as I know there aren't any decent tiling wms for mac.
There are quite a few nice tiling utilities for Mac :) http://www.irradiatedsoftware.com/cinch/ (for mouse) http://www.irradiatedsoftware.com/sizeup/ (for keyboard) http://autumnapps.com/breeze/ http://mizage.com/divvy/ (the one I use)
Re: Vico Editor (Mac text editor)
#109Looks great. I try just about every one of these new options. Kodapp was my last one, but it didnt last (back on textmate). I'll give this a try as well. It looks like it has even greater potential. TextMate is a joke. Nothing worse than missed opportunity. Such a huge community behind it and MacroMates seems completely incapable of providing a new release.
http://wastm2released.com/ MacroMates totally dropped the ball. What a shame. Everybody was suing TextMate, everyone was talking about it a few years ago, and they didn't capitalise on that.