Hi, On Tue, 13 Feb 2001 dopp at acm.cs.umn.edu wrote: > Vim does a great job of word wrapping. Throw this in your .vimrc > set textwidth=75 Yeah, that's nice, but now all my shell scripts will be wrapped, too. > This sets the maximum length of a line to 75 characters. If a word puts you > over 75, that word will be wrapped to the next line (like a emacs-type > editor). [x]emacs doesn't wordwrap by default. Actually I've never been able to figure out how to get i to wordwrap - not that I've tried very hard (probably meta-x word-wrap-mode-on or something). > Try giving the docs a read before you just give up on a far-superior > editor. Like I said, they each have their strengths. Even pico has some adantages over vi/emacs. I'm sure I could get [g|el]vi[m|s|le] to ac exactly like pico, but then I wouldn't have vi for all those /etc/rc.d anymore. -Yaron --