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All those features are in Vim. Unless your complaint is that the keystrokes are different from what you're used to on the Mac, in which case you should try goog

by spwmoni 15y ago

All those features are in Vim. Unless your complaint is that the keystrokes are different from what you're used to on the Mac, in which case you should try googling "mac vim": http://code.google.com/p/macvim/ http://code.google.com/p/macvim/

CJefferson 15y ago
Certainly they are all in vim, I wouldn't suggest it can't do all those things! But, I have to use lots of programs every day, and my "muscle memory" allows me to get a lot of consistent functionality out of all the programs I use. Whenever I've taken up vim, I've started having trouble with Eclipse/Chrome/TeXShop/etc... Many people's solutions to this problem seems to be: 1) Use vim for everything or; 2) Make everything use vim shortcuts. Neither of these appeal to me.