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- From: patrick.hanevold@login.eunet.no (Patrick Hanevold)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.programmer
- Subject: Re: Which editor for programming?
- Date: 19 Jan 1996 02:23:18 GMT
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- >dominicc@dominicc.dircon.co.uk (dominicc) wrote:
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- >>>|> Can anyone recommend an editor for programming? I've been spoilt
- >>>|> by Emacs on a Sun workstation running in Ada mode and therefore
- >>>|> giving me colour highlighting and indentation of Ada source code.
- >>>|> [...]
- >>>|> I've tried xdme, dme and they're not user-friendly enough. GoldEd
- >>>|> looks promising, but no Ada parser, and no C parser - only C++!
- >>
- >>give TurboText 2.0 or Edge a try, they are both very nice editors.. In fact,
- >>I'm using TTX 2.0 right now...
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- >I REALLY like TTX's "folding" features when working with a lot of levels
- >of if/while/do/thatsortastuff. However, I'd gladly use Word for Mac for
- >a week solid if TTX had color highlighting like SE for SAS/C 6.50+ does.
- >Anything out there have BOTH sets of features?
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- >Anyone?
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- GoldEd have folding, C++ parser (who works fine on C too.), and color
- highlighting, and much much more.
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- <sb>Patrick Hanevold - Virtual Reality developer
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