On 2014-01-14 11:36, Sam Bituser wrote:
> Some of the things that frustrate me the most in vim are:
>
> Copying and pasting text from outside of the editor. E.g. modifying
> an HTML page by swapping odd bits of text from another document. It
> just feels clunky to me and I often find myself using eclipse
> instead.
If you can express what you want from this, surely there are folks
who have experienced the same and can direct you either to the knobs
to twiddle in the settings (such as 'paste') or some plugin to
ameliorate your pain point. Also, if you don't have "tidy" ("apt-get
install tidy" on my Debian machine here; YMMV), it's handy for
cleaning up HTML from all manner of ugliness.
(I have been able to avoid programming in Java for years now, so I
can't speak to your 2nd and 3rd issues)
> (I do apologise if I replied incorrectly. I've read the rules, but
> I am new to mailing lists!)
You're doing well by what I've seen. If only all mailing-list users
(«cough» I'm looking at you, comp.lang.python «cough») were so
courteous.
-tim
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