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Question by GJ_Zettler
Submitted on 3/29/2004
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Is there a Windows (98 or better) version of VI that syntacticly color codes a computer program?  Examples of such a feature can be seen in Microsofts Visual Studio or (certain flavors of the) EMACs editors for C/C++ source code.


Answer by Neuromancer
Submitted on 4/12/2004
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Yeah, it's called Vim. It comes with most flavors of *nix.


Hey...you DID say 98 or better...

 

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