It will hopefully be extensible... right now

:s/foo/bar/g

is implemented internally using eval(). There is also a way to specify perl code from command line, i.e.:

:.,+10 {$_=reverse}

to reverse 11 lines.

This project of mine is far from complete, and the code is messy and unoptimized. However I hope that it will be a good learning experience (it already has), and maybe in a couple of weeks I will use vip to develop vip. :)

Next big things on my list are recovery and a cache to optimize the linked list access (right now it is pretty slow, look for /_get_reference_to_number/ in v_list.

- Dmitri.

In reply to RE: RE: VI in Perl by dmitri
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