[GRLUG] Editors

[Dave Brondsema]

SciTE (http://scintilla.org/SciTE.html) in Windows and Linux for nearly
everything.. its simple, fast, and has syntax highlighting for many
languages.

For bigger PHP or Java projects (or files I'm working a lot on) I use
Eclipse.  It does PHP pretty well (e.g. inline content assist) with the
right extensions.

Justin Denick wrote:
> All this jazz about writing got me thinking about programming practice
> and coding styles
> 
> What about you?
> How do you code?
> What's your favorite editor.
> I like Kate. Simple, fast, opens remote files, great syntax
> highlighting, though I wish it would utilize the html tag completion
> that we see in Quanta.
> I've installed Eclipse, but found it to be more difficult than it was
> worth, cause everything revolves around java.
> I tried Bluefish, but I didn't like that one either. Too much overhead.
> I used to use vim exclusively, but I like having the ability to scroll,
> and I don't get that with vim.
> 
> -- 
> In vino veritas.
>         [In wine there is truth.]
>                 -- Pliny
> 
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