Re: Does anyone really use emacs in terminal?

[Jai Dayal <dayalsoap@gmail.com>]

Being extensible is part of vim. I guess following your logic, all tramp
functionality is irrelevant because it's an extension! You either take the
bet or you don't.  You made the ignorant claim that Vim couldn't do it, not
me.
On May 11, 2013 5:01 PM, "Jay Belanger" <jay.p.belanger@gmail.com> wrote:

>
> > I understand that you did a simple google search and couldn't find what
> you
> > were looking for
>
> You understand wrong.  I use Calc a lot in Emacs.
> But then you aren't really trying to understand anything; you are merely
> throwing a hissy fit.
>
> > (vim in calculus actually means something else)
>
> So can vim integrate x^2*e^x?
>
> > so if you're not willing to do a little extra work and expect me to
> > prove the most basic trivial things,
>
> I expect you to prove that vim can do integrals; no problem for you,
> since it is basic and trivial.  I honestly would be interested in vim
> doing that so I could play around with it.  I really hope it can, but
> your ill-informed tantrum gives me the impression that it can't.
>
> > I'm going to ask you to put something on the line, i.e., when I show
> > you Vim's calculus plugins,
>
> We were talking about vim, not plugins.  Can vim do it or not?
> If so, show me how to get vim to do it.  I have vim installed on my
> computer; that's all I need, right?  How to I get it to do an integral?
> I showed you how to get emacs to do it, now your turn.
>
>