& XSLT (sorry hit send too quickly)

On 11/26/06, Luis <lemsx1@[...].com>  wrote:
>  Hello Jaebin,
> 
>  You can also try gvim or Easy Gvim. I could send you my vimrc/gvimrc
>  files which allows you to do things like:
> 
>  * function tagging
>  * code folding (comments/functions)
>  * template for scripts and modules (gvim foo.pm starts from a template)
>  * tag list plugin (pressing ,t shows a menu on the left-hand-side with
>  all your functions)
>  * code cleanup (pressing -- takes the whole file and passes it through perltidy)
> 
>  That and vim regular expressions resembles those of Perl. So you can
>  do things very simply when searching/replacing. And a million other
>  things that I can't think of now.
> 
>  I use this everyday at work ;-) I need my editor to be as com

I need an editor that helps me code and does not get in my way. I find
that Gvim is this editor for me. It helps me get things done in a very
efficient way.

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Luis Mondesi
*NIX Guru

"Feliz el hombre que ha hallado sabiduria y el hombre que consigue
discernimiento, porque el tenerla como ganancia es mejor que tener la
plata como ganancia; y el tenerla como producto, [mejor] que el oro
mismo" (Prov 3:13-14).
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