Noel Henson wrote:
> I use vim for Forth development in both Windows and Linux. If you don't
> like the vi-ish way of doing things, just use vim (and gvim) in 'Easy'
> mode. Then it will work more like a standard insert-only editor.

I use vim for all my 'unix-ey' file editing, and can get around in it
pretty well (I especially like the sed-like commands you can run!). Do
you have any extentions for coloring and whatnot (care to share, if so)?

I've noticed on some of my systems vim will come up with syntax
highlighting for comments and whatnot, but I've never bothered to figure
out how it gets configured...

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Charles Steinkuehler
charles_at_steinkuehler.net
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