Re^2: Cross-platform development: editors

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gvim has folding and projects? That's the first I've heard ...

Update: Wow ... maybe I should get out of the stone age of Solaris7 vi and start using a real editor, huh!

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Re^3: Cross-platform development: editors by gaal (Parson) on Nov 16, 2004 at 20:40 UTC
Sure does. `:help folding` and `:help session`. Well, sessions aren't exactly projects, but they can be, in a vim-hacky sort of way. (It's nice that they save lots of state including `^]` history and all that.)	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^3: Cross-platform development: editors by weierophinney (Pilgrim) on Nov 16, 2004 at 21:32 UTC
gvim has folding and projects? That's the first I've heard How much have you really investigated VIM? I've used it daily for over two years, and I'm still finding new things. Folding is something I've known existed for some time now, but only in the past few months started using -- but it's been in there for years. If you're interested in managing projects in VIM, the excellent project plugin has been a staple of my VIM setup practically from the time I started using it.	[reply]
Re^3: Cross-platform development: editors by data64 (Chaplain) on Nov 16, 2004 at 21:03 UTC
Gvim definitely has folding support. Not sure about projects. It does have support for Ant build files. However, I just recently moved over to gvim from emacs so I know only bits and pieces about vim. GNU Emacs has support for all the features that OP asked for.	[reply]

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