Re: More on NB
- From: Russell Urquhart <russurquhart1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: xywrite@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 13 May 2014 22:17:03 -0500
> As another solution, though a heretical one, does anyone know of a
> word-processing program that treats some simple scripting language (like
> Python) the way XyWrite treats XPL?<br><br>
> I have Notepad++ and it can run Python, but it is not as seamlessly
> integrated, it seems, as XPL programs are with XyWrite.<br><br>
I would implore my fellow Xywriters, to check out gvim! It is cross platform,
free, and robust! Scripting within the text editor/processor is in its own
vimscript as well as perl, python and other languages. The focus of the
interface is to try and keep your hands ALWAYS on the keyboard. The learning
curve, for the default key bindings, is steep, like Xywrite, but trust me there
is a payoff in performance of action. There is a HUGE amount of scripts/pluging
already accessible, a thriving support community, etc.
If anyone has any questions, I'll gladly answer, but search the web. Trust me
you'll find a wealth of answers!
Russ
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