Simon Richard Clarkstone <s.r.clarkst
...@durham.ac.uk> writes:
> I haven't seen this posted in either of these groups yet, so here goes...
> http://wiki.alu.org/Vim_ECL
> "Vim linked with Embeddable Common Lisp (ECL)"
> Does this mean that vim is turning into Emacs? Is this the result of
> an infiltration attempt by the church of Emacs? Or is it merely an
> April Fool's Day Joke that fell through a time-warp? ( ;-) to all 3,
> BTW)
The new version of Vim just came out, but I haven't heard anythin
about this. I don't see it as a problem; Vim is a good editor (oops,
maybe not in this news group) and adding lisp to it could make it even
better (as in closer to emacs). But bolting something like a
programming language after the fact would surely not be as good of a
solution as designing the whole program around it's implimentation
lanaguage. It might be good project, but I would say that it would
take quite some time to reach close to what emacs has.
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