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07-06-2001, 14:10
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I have to agree with Brandon here. How did I ever survive before I used vim? If you take the time to learn it Matt, you'll spend your time actually writing code instead of hunting through your code and repeating the same commands. I keep trying to convince my co-workers to switch to vim. It has syntax high-lighting, split windows, and when integrated with cscope, you can jump to any occurrence of any variable or function in a project with a couple of keystrokes.
I must be a sadist because I enjoy using vim. Mike, who likes to include comments after his name just be be like Matt  
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