'vi' is driving me crazy

[Nathan Cole]

At least on Windows, I have installed cream (cream.sourceforge.net),
which gives you the syntax of vim, with the Ctrl-C et. al. of other gui
apps.

It runs on top of vim with no other external programs.

I don't know if it will work on Linux, and I have it running without
gvim.

Nate
--- Michael Hipp <Michael at hipp.com> wrote:

> A. Khattri wrote:
> 
> > On Mon, 27 Dec 2004, Michael Hipp wrote:
> > 
> > 
> >>These would be a good start:
> >>   <shift>-<movement> to select
> >>   Ctrl-X to cut
> >>   Ctrl-C to copy
> >>   Ctrl-V to paste
> > 
> > 
> > Aah, by standard you mean Windoze standards...
> 
> I believe these "standards" predate MS. And they are used by
> essentially 
> every KDE and Gnome app and many others on every platform. There is
> no 
> standard for such things, but these keystrokes are very much a
> defacto 
> "standard". And your trying to talk them down doesn't change that.
> 
> >>   Some single key to Save
> >>   Some single key to bring up Search or Search/Replace
> >>   Del and Backspace don't change function according to mode
> > 
> > 
> > The toolbar in gvim gives you all this.
> 
> The toolbar in *every* gui editor gives you these. I'm not looking
> for a 
> gui editor. We have those in spades. I'm looking for a *command line*
> 
> editor. Course you'd have to read my messages to know that.
> 
> Michael
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