[2011-06-17 16:24] Martin Kühl <martin.ku...@gmail.com> > > Consider ex > mode. How do you edit text in it? You don't have normal mode to help > you, it only operates on "real" buffers, and you certainly don't have > ex mode available. If "ex mode" were just a command buffer, you could > use every piece of functionality your editor provided, maybe even open > another command buffer operating on the current one. > Or simply, as Connor put it, "all we're doing is editing text."
Thanks for the explanation. Now I understand this point, and I agree here. meillo
