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Re: vim

Rob,

I think it's important to remember that this isn't an "either/or" scenario.  You can have both vim and RDi, and use them both on a regular basis.

As I mentioned before, I tend to use RDi when sitting down to do longer, more in-depth changes.  I use vim when doing "quick looks" or small changes.  Others may do things differently.

-SK


On 9/27/2018 8:47 AM, Rob Berendt wrote:
Scott,

Thank you. Very good. The question is then do you ever use RDi for
stream files, or, since you are so familiar with vi/vim you're more
comfortable with it and just stick with that? Or is it a matter that you
find editing stream files with RDi lacking as compared to vi/vim?


Rob Berendt


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