Hack-a-lot: Ruby syntax highlighting
At the moment I am exercising in ruby with vim, of course, because vim is the best and fastest editor I ever had my hands on.
While I happen to have a BBedit license, I sometimes want to use it. I now found an old file that gives syntax highlighting support for ruby to BBedit.
Taking a look at BBedit's configuration it seems it does not support too many languages by default... vim also knows that I want a tab in a new line when
def'ining a new action... But who am I kidding? Vim's the best editor.
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Yeah. Are you sure you want to start an editor war on your blog? :)
I totally agree that vim is one of the best editors. If you work on *nix you certainly need (at least some basic) knowledge of vi(m). Usually I prefer vim for my daily editor jobs as well, but I start to to use SuBEthaEdit more and more. Especially the collaboration feature is really fantastic. But as far as I know it is only available for Mac OS, which is a drawback.
vim cinda is the base but rather use bbedit for bigger projects. But then again im not a vi expert
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