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Re: Eric Lafoon
by mark dufour on Tuesday 09/Mar/2004, @14:54
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| hm. I don't think they were real vim users.. ;) anyway, I've never used quanta.. but I will give you the opportunity to promote it some more.. :) are you planning on adding support for ktexteditor components? that would be great.. I just tried kdevelop in ideal mode, using the vim ktexteditor.. heh, it was almost like the real vim! :) |
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Re: Eric Lafoon
by Eric Laffoon on Tuesday 09/Mar/2004, @15:25
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> hm. I don't think they were real vim users.. ;)
I can only go by what I saw in the shadowy moonlight and what I heard in hushed whispers. I believe them though... They seemed to know the secret handshake, but it could have just been their fingers contorting to another key combination. ;-)
> anyway, I've never used quanta.. but I will give you the opportunity to promote it some more.. :)
Hey, thanks, but remember I warned you... It has led to heresy.
> are you planning on adding support for ktexteditor components? that would be great.. I just tried kdevelop in ideal mode, using the vim ktexteditor.. heh, it was almost like the real vim! :)
Actually we're working on implementing KMDI which will make ideal mode support a reality. We have three developers dancing around what they have to do trying to decide who does it, but we are working on foundational elements that will make it easier. We've been gradually moving toward a more editor neutral design so that Kvim would be possible to use, though it may give up a small amount of functionality. Also the Kate guys have been doing some compelling work.
I can't give a date for Vim support in Quanta for sure. We have heard a lot less requests for it lately. I think, depending on developer input, the odds are fairly good it will be implemented this year. It would be very quick if a strong pro Vim developer were to get involved.
Of course if we enable a Vim plug in in Quanta I have to think about how to calm Vim users troubled that they may be addicted to something like an IDE. ;-)
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Re: Eric Lafoon
by Andras Mantia on Tuesday 09/Mar/2004, @15:30
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We are already using KTextEditor, but in some places our code depends on the katepart. There is no deadline nor a real priority for it, but we try to make it editor independent in the near feature. So yes, expect that KVim will be usable in Quanta (hopefully this year). But having the IDEAl (and other KMDI based) mode is a priority and should come in a month or so, but definitely it will be in Quanta 3.3.
Andras
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Re: Eric Lafoon
by Ing. Jozef Sakalos on Wednesday 06/Jul/2005, @18:38
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Hi Andras,
a year ago you wrote that kvim will be usable as the Quanta editor.
Is it still valid?
Maybe I'm freak, but I edit (mainly PHP scripts) at least 5 times faster in kvim as in kate-like editors.
The editor concept is the only reason I do not use Quanta as my main development tool.
Am I really alone or I only don't know how to setup kvim in Quanta?
Best regards,
Jozef
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Re: Eric Lafoon
by ac on Thursday 07/Jul/2005, @09:31
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KVim has been discontinued ages ago, you should look for its replacement Yzis.
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Re: Eric Lafoon
by Ing. Jozef Sakalos on Thursday 07/Jul/2005, @13:37
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Yes, I've looked at Yzis but it's still far from being usable for serious work.
But OK, if there is no other possibility I'll wait until the Yzis is usable.
Thanks for answer,
Jozef
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