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>>> It's obvious once you learn to operate it.
>> Isn't everything? ;-)
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> As long as you take the time to learn it instead of giving up after 5
> minutes and declare it "impossible". ;-)
Actually it was 2 hours and not 5 minutes, so :-P
>>> But a man page. "man vim" is a good starting place on a modern *nix
>>> system for learning how to use vi.
>> I'm pretty sure when I tried that, it told you how to invoke vi and all
>> the command-line switches, but not how to actually work the editor. (A
>> bit like the man page for GCC not telling you how to write C programs.)
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>> (Also, I'm almost cetain it was vi, not vim.)
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> The current man page is pretty good. vi = vim, they're the same program
> now.
I'm just astonished that after all the editor wars, there still isn't a
Unix text-mode editor that's actually *easy* to use, that's all...
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