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diff --git a/content/python-ide.rst b/content/python-ide.rst index 39f1969..68bacd5 100644 --- a/content/python-ide.rst +++ b/content/python-ide.rst @@ -8,9 +8,9 @@ editor. Before that, I was using Emacs, but never really mastered it to the point where I could consider myself proficient. After having heard a lot about the *steep learning curve* of Vim, I was surprised to find myself picking it up rather quickly: I like the fact that shortcuts are structured similarly to -natural languages: people often mention how combining action and motion +natural languages. People often mention how combining action and motion instructions in Vim is similar to constructing a sentence in a natural -language. +language, which I find an accurate comparison. Vim really shines when it comes to quickly editing a few files from the command line, but even though I am not a heavy coder, I found the default configuration @@ -146,7 +146,7 @@ that I find particularly helpful. editing some HTML code, you are inside a ``<span>`` tag and realize that you want to turn it into a ``<div>`` tag. With this plugin this can be achieved by typing ``csttdiv``, where ``cst`` means *change surrounding tag*, the - second ``t`` means *replace it with another tag*, and ``div`` is simple the + second ``t`` means *replace it with another tag*, and ``div`` is simply the name of the replacing tag. * RainbowParentheses_: to color parentheses, brackets, etc. according to their |