Emacs? VIM!

[Andrei Kulakov]

On Wed, 08 Aug 2001 17:47:19 GMT, Adam 'Vonlia' Seyfarth <adam.seyfarth at home.com> wrote:
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> On Wed, 8 Aug 2001, Skip Montanaro wrote:
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>>     Adam> Yes, I know, (I am) but I thought python.org could provide links
>>     Adam> to (or at least tell about) all (or "most") of the editors that
>>     Adam> have a Python environment.
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>> Hmmm...  I didn't see anything like that in your first note.  Barry Warsaw
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> Yes, I was a jerk.  I shouldn't have done that, I'm sorry!
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>> is the python-mode for Emacs author/maintainer.  There is a page on the
>> python.org website for Python & Emacs:
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>>     http://www.python.org/emacs/python-mode/
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> That site, as far as I can tell, doesn't have much info on the "big
> picture".  But I got a reply from Alexandre Fayolle that filled me in, I
> see why there is a whole section about the python-mode, but why is there
> a section about other Emacs features?  That is a Python web-site,
> promoting Emacs, which I don't mind much, but it is strange...
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>> It does have some links to Python support in other editors (Alpha and JED at
>> least).  If you have a URL for vi+Python I'm sure Barry would be happy to
>> add it to that page.  I suspect that eventually the site will get redone
>> pretty completely using Zope, at which perhaps this section of the website
>> will be generalized to something like "Text Editor Support for Python".
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> The "Text Editor Support for Python" idea sounds cool, I want anyone
> that edits Python code to have a resource that will show if there is a
> Python environment for their editor of choice.  As for the URL for
> Vim+Python, What I was talking about is builtin if it is Python code.  I
> am currently working on a Vim script that will do just as much as
> Emacs's python mode, but where are the specs for it?  I can't parse
> Emacs Lisp, and I don't use Emacs, so is there a URL for the specs?
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> Sorry, again!

If you finish that script, please post it here.. I for one would love to have
something like that.
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