I do miss Vi's regexp search and replace every so often on every other editor I've ever had to use, but unless I'm using vi constantly, I don't use it often enough to remember how to do it without looking it up again. > and << work OK, but they're not electric enough. Vi/Vim are definitely the fastest things out there (that I'm willing to use) but I miss the Emacs electric tabs. The browser someone wrote in Elisp really doesn't work that well these days. I've also wanted to be able to integrate emacs with my browser so I could edit text fields with it. I kind of started wanting threading in the language and realized that I had to stop before I realized full lisp enlightenment and ran off to join Stallman in his coding cave. I've written some really crazy Elisp over the years, including one that would look at all your oracle database tables and try to find relations between them using field names. I personally like lisp, but a lot of people don't. There are tons of modifications for Emacs but there would probably be more people writing for it if you could develop for it with something that wasn't lisp. I've never looked at CLion, but I've never been entirely happy with Emacs either.
0 kommentar(er)
