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Julian Fondren <julian.fondren@gmail.com> writes:
> I use vim rather than Emacs for Forth,

Note there's a mode for Emacs called Spacemacs which implements Vim-like
key bindings, and that some Vim users prefer to genuine Vim.  I've never
used it myself so can't comment, but apparently it is quite powerful.
There are a few other Vi emulators in Emacs as well.