A new editor called VIM has been installed.
Uses "as far as I understand" all vi command+xemacs goodies (eg. multiple
undo, syntax highlightning and ability to copy and paste colomns)+ .....
Type
vim -g
in the promt to start the graphical version. (only vim if you want it without
menys and seperate window)
There are alot of examples on the net on how to set up a .vimrc file in your
home. http://www.vim.org.
With the correct settings in the .vrmsc file, you can even edit a zipped
file without unzip it.
Kristina 010515
I just found out how to "search and replace" in all your files in a
directory using vim.
May be usefull every now and then if you use vim.
Open a file from the directory using vim.
Change to the current directory
:cd %:h
Set up the arguments ( ie what files to search ), only * of course search
all files
eg [ :args *.java *.html]
Search using an argdo command
:argdo %s/FindThis/ReplaceWithThis/ge | update
Kristina 030514