Modern IDEs have very sofisticated interfaces to allow code navigation and editing. Although these facilities are very useful (specially when working with external libraries), there are somethings that are just easier to do in more traditional editors, such as UNIX ed. One of these things is keeping the context of several parts of your code….
C++ is a multi-paradigm programming language. This means that there is no single style that is always the right one to use on C++ programs. It all depends on the task at hand. For example, it is completely fine to use C++ only as a structured language, since it has all elements of C and…
Some time ago I wrote about the sam text editor, a UNIX text editor that incorporates many features that are cherished by UNIX users, such as regular expressions and programmability. It turns out that many of these features were already present on the standard UNIX editor: ed. For many, it seems crazy that one might…