<title>Emacs's first words: the comparison between Emacs and Vim</title> Emacs's first words: the comparison between Emacs and Vim
Half a year ago, when I first started using Linux, I heard that Linux didn't use the IDE. It's all about using Vim/emacs.
Scratched started Baidu, at that time still do not know with Google, find various tutorials, various statements. Finally come to a conclusion vim
More useful than Emacs. Baidu paste the number of vim more than Emacs? Vim or Linux comes with it.
Learned the basic vim operation, found that fast is fast point, run C + + file is still very troublesome, every time also to get in another terminal
Get out. It's too much trouble to get down. No, there's Emacs. You can continue to use vim anyway. So I was right.
Emacs's Introductory tutorial goes one way, and it's really much more natural than vim. Check the history, this goods is very good .... The scratched started again.
Find various configuration files. Aware of GitHub, a long time later on the CSDN to see a Daniel's configuration quite suitable for the novice. After use.
Although there was discomfort, I insisted on using it. Emacs-one-year Oh, but he used the Vim+emac version of, I deleted some
Evil configuration, or more accustomed to the operation of Emacs. Playing code is also very comfortable.
In order to use Emacs, I learned a little scheme, but no use, haha. The Constitution and interpretation of the computer program of God's book.
The personal feeling of Emacs is to write code to compare violence, and vim is .... What do you say, I'm just a vim starter.
Anyway like Emacs, Firefox browser has Firemas,shell style default is emacs mode.
And my VIM configuration:
: Inoremap <C-F> <Right>
: Inoremap <C-B> <Left>
: Inoremap <C-A> <Home>
: Inoremap <C-E> <End>
: Nnoremap <C-F> <Right>
: Nnoremap <C-B> <Left>
: Nnoremap <C-A> <Home>
: Nnoremap <C-E> <End>
: Nnoremap <C-K> d\$
: Nnoremap <C-J> i<enter>
: Nnoremap:WQ:wqall
: Nnoremap:wq:wqall
: Nnoremap; :
: Inoremap <C-n> <down>
: Inoremap <C-p> <up>
: Inoremap <C-k> <esc>d$a
: Inoremap <C-d> <Delete>
: Inoremap <C-h> <Backspace>
: Nnoremap <C-n> <down>
: Nnoremap <C-p> <up>
: Nnoremap <C-k> <esc>d$a
: Nnoremap <C-d> <Delete>
: Nnoremap <C-h> <Backspace>
Date:2015-01-11 10:43:27
Author:sunxxx
created:2015-01-11 Sun 11:59
Emacs 24.4.1 (ORG mode 8.2.10)
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Emacs's first words: the comparison between Emacs and Vim