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I am wondering whether there is a vi like editor under windows command line?
Just download vim for windows from http://www.vim.org -- on the installation it will ask if you want to create shortcuts for calling it from the command line. Then you can just vim <filename>.
Komodo has vi mode, eclipse has few vi plugins, using cygwin, or as Juan said go with gvim
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I found the code completion of Xcode is much convenient,but how to make it for vim?
Any plugins support or how config the vim file?
Vim supports some kinds of completion out of the box: :help ins-completion.
There are several packages that expand this system, most well-known among them being YouCompleteMe and NeoComplete/NeoComplCache.
There are specialised solutions for individual languages, such as eclim for Java (which connects to an Eclipse server, and thus can actually understand Java and provide many IDE features).
But ultimately, as romainl says, Vim is an editor, not an IDE, and if you're trying to use it as an IDE, expect pain.
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For single-user development, I like Fossil because it's a single EXE and has a lot of features.
However, at this point, it doesn't have a grep feature to search for code in the repository. The only way is to write a script with a loop to successively check out each revision and grep through the work files.
Is there another small, good SCM (for Windows) that does support grep to avoid checking out revisions?
Thank you.
Not so small, but good - Mercurial (in form of TortoiseHG). It has power grep.
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Is there a good tutorial on setting up SASS for Sublime Text 2 on Windows? I've been looking and I have not come up with anything.
You could use the Sass build plugin (available here), and if you want to do it yourself, you can just read how the plugin do it.
I have used Scout to get up and running. This program is really good and also offers compression.
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The other day i found about a cool utility : Dash – Snippet Manager, Documentation Browser
This utility is collection of documentation of popular frameworks.
http://kapeli.com/dash/
However this is avaialble for Mac OS X only. Is there some tool/utility available for Windows as well ?
P.S Must have utility for Mac boys....
I know only Zeal but this one looks not so far advanced like Dash is.
Anyways it can be usefull: Zealdocs.org
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I am looking for a collaborative text editor for mac and windows with syntax highlighting.
I've used Gobby a few times in the past. It supports Windows, Linux and a Mac port seems available, too. It supports syntax highlighting.