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I am intrigued by your comparison. Does Emacs also provide a declarative UI framework, or do you have to work with controls yourself (like gtk or qt)?



Emacs Lisp is not a declarative language, of course, but this kind of declarative logic - regular expressions which parse shell command output and apply hidden text properties or keybindings - is common in Emacs. dired does it, as does magit, and all modes based on comint, as well as just normal M-x compile.


For (neo)vim there's (denite) unite, which based on Helm.


Helm/unite/denite are not the same thing as what I am talking about.




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