Vim 之于 Lisp 之于 Emacs 是什么？
我已经使用 Emacs 大约 15 年了，大约一年前开始使用 Vim。目前，我在这两个方面或多或少都具有同样的效率（就编辑而言）并且都喜欢两者。现在，Emacs 中的 lisp 黑客体验是非凡的；一切都紧密地结合在一起。什么语言（包括它的社区等）与 Vim 的关系就像 lisp 与 Emacs 的关系一样？
I have about 15 Emacs years behind me and picked up Vim about a year ago. Currently I am more or less equally efficient in both (as far as editing is concerned) and love both. Now the lisp hacking experience in Emacs is something extraordinary; everything just meshes together. What language (including its community etc.) would relate to Vim as lisps relate to Emacs?
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虽然 vimscript 确实是 vim 最近版本支持 Ruby、Perl 和 Python 扩展的主要扩展语言
回答实际问题 - vim 在 Perl、Python、PHP 和 Ruby 开发人员中非常受欢迎。我知道其中很多人出于各种原因几乎没有人使用 Emacs。当然，这反映在我之前提到的受支持的扩展语言中。
恕我直言，Lisp 并不是 Emacs 的唯一据点 - 它拥有出色的 C/C++、Haskell、Perl、JavaScript、Scala、XML 等。Ruby 自己的创建者正在使用 Emacs 进行 C 和 Ruby 黑客攻击。我个人使用 Emacs 来做所有事情 :-)
While vimscript is indeed the primary extension language for vim recent versions support Ruby, Perl and Python extensions as well.
To answer the actual question - vim is immensely popular with Perl, Python, PHP and Ruby developers. I know quite of lot of those and next to none are using Emacs for various reasons. This is, of course, reflected in the supported extension languages I noted earlier.
Lisp is not Emacs's only stronghold IMHO - it has fantastic C/C++, Haskell, Perl, JavaScript, Scala, XML, etc. Ruby's own creator is using Emacs for both C and Ruby hacking. I personally use Emacs for everything :-)
Vim 有自己的语言，称为 vimscript。大多数插件以及一些核心功能都是用 vimscript 编写的。
Vim has its own language, called vimscript. Most plug-ins as well as some core features are written in vimscript.
正如 bitmask 所说，Vim 有自己的扩展语言，称为 Vimscript / VimL。许多插件都是用 Vimscript 编写的，如今 Python 也进入了这个市场。
除此之外，Perl 社区一直很喜欢 Vi / Vim；它符合他们“小而快地编写程序”的理念。
As bitmask said, Vim has its own extension language called Vimscript / VimL. A lot of plugins are written in Vimscript, with Python jumping on that market as well, nowadays.
Apart from that, Perl community has always been fond of Vi / Vim; it fits their philosophy of "small quick to write programs".