Em 07/05/2009, às 04:50, Maxime Simon <simon.maxime@xxxxxxxxx> escreveu:
-1 I really don't agree with this. Most of the current users of Haiku are developers. *nano* isn't a bad editor, but vim (or emacs for people who love it) is a source code editor, that's make a real difference.
You do know that nano is capable of doing regex search/replace, syntax highlighting and displaying whitespace with dots/chevron, right? I use it almost exclusively for programming. And the cool thing is that it took me zero manpage/manual reading to grok it. ^_^
Anyway, I'm not for ditching vi, on the contrary, I specifically highlighted the fact that its presence is mandated by Posix. What I (and I presume Jonas) said instead is that it's a sane choice for a lean terminal text editor to ship with Haiku. Ever since nano started shipping with Mac OS X a *boatload* of "for dummies"-like tutorials on using it appeared online. It's quality work we could leverage.
Cheers, A.
