Which open source text editor to use

[Dave White]

Hello everyone,

I am considering changing text editors.

Which open source text editor would you recommend for xhtml & css?

Thanks in advance,
Dave White

[Lars Eighner]

Re: Which open source text editor to use

In our last episode, <497jv214h7227l dars61v6c6mc3m0 i9aik@4ax.com>, the
lovely and talented Dave White broadcast on
comp.infosystem s.www.authoring.html:

Hello everyone,

I am considering changing text editors.

Which open source text editor would you recommend for xhtml & css?

Joe: it really is customizable, "modeless," has an easy macro language,
and syntax highlighting for more kinds of files that you can shake a stick
at (also customizable).

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[Dave White]

Re: Which open source text editor to use

On 15 Mar 2007 20:03:06 GMT, Lars Eighner <usenet@larseig hner.com>
wrote:

>In our last episode, <497jv214h7227l dars61v6c6mc3m0 i9aik@4ax.com>, the
>lovely and talented Dave White broadcast on
>comp.infosyste ms.www.authoring.html:
>

>Hello everyone,

>

>I am considering changing text editors.

>

>Which open source text editor would you recommend for xhtml & css?

>
>
>Joe: it really is customizable, "modeless," has an easy macro language,
>and syntax highlighting for more kinds of files that you can shake a stick
>at (also customizable).

It does look good! Unfortunately, I need an editor for the windows
environment.

Thanks,
Dave

[John Hosking]

Re: Which open source text editor to use

Dave White wrote:

On 15 Mar 2007 20:03:06 GMT, Lars Eighner <usenet@larseig hner.com>
wrote:

>>Joe: it really is customizable, "modeless," has an easy macro language,
>>and syntax highlighting for more kinds of files that you can shake a stick
>>at (also customizable).

>
It does look good! Unfortunately, I need an editor for the windows
environment.

....because Windows is open source... ;-)

--
John

[alwhitener@yahoo.com]

Re: Which open source text editor to use

It does look good! Unfortunately, I need an editor for the windows

environment.

Ever try Textpad 4? (http://textpad.com) It has a very handy clip
library, and it's cheap.

[Brendan Gillatt]

Re: Which open source text editor to use

On 15 Mar 2007 13:36:15 -0700, alwhitener@yaho o.com wrote:

It does look good! Unfortunately, I need an editor for the windows
environment.

>Ever try Textpad 4? (http://textpad.com) It has a very handy clip
>library, and it's cheap.

And It works absolutely perfectly under wine if you ever do make the
leap =]

Also, If you don't feel like buying it, the trial isn't painful at all
- it doesn't lock you out after 30 days - it just shows a little nag
screen at startup.

[David Dorward]

Re: Which open source text editor to use

On Mar 15, 6:25 pm, Dave White <djwh...@snet.n etwrote:

I am considering changing text editors.
Which open source text editor would you recommend for xhtml & css?

JEdit, Emacs (with nxml-mode) or GVim

[Dave White]

Re: Which open source text editor to use

On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 21:31:00 +0100, John Hosking
<John@DELETE.Ho sking.name.INVA LIDwrote:

>Dave White wrote:

>On 15 Mar 2007 20:03:06 GMT, Lars Eighner <usenet@larseig hner.com>
>wrote:

>>>Joe: it really is customizable, "modeless," has an easy macro language,
>>>and syntax highlighting for more kinds of files that you can shake a stick
>>>at (also customizable).

>>
>It does look good! Unfortunately, I need an editor for the windows
>environment.

>
>...because Windows is open source... ;-)

Unfortunately, teachers don't get to choose the opsys.. :-(

[Bergamot]

Re: Which open source text editor to use

Dave White wrote:

>
I need an editor for the windows environment.

http://www.crimsoneditor.com

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[Man-wai Chang]

Re: Which open source text editor to use

I am considering changing text editors.

vi :)

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