
editor
An editor is a program used to alter (i.e., edit) the contents of a file. An
editor can be a generic ASCII text editor or designed for specific
programming languages, markup languages or alternate text formats.
URLs:
- Macintosh - BBEdit
- Bare Bones Software's FTP Area - information and FTP site.
- BBEdit HTML extensions - information and FTP site.
- UNIX
- Using the Pico Editor
- Pico - basic usage information.
- Using the vi editor
- HTML editors
- HTML Editors
- a jump page to HTML editors on various platforms.
- HTML Editors
- the Yahoo! page of HTML editors.
W3E References:
- Topic: Writing HTML pages
- See the discussion about editors to use when creating a HTML document.
- HTML
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- CGI
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- Perl
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Detail:
An ASCII text editor is a valuable tool to a HTML or CGI (Perl) programmer.
Familiarity with standard text editors and their functions on various
platforms is also an important skill for a HTML programmer.
HTML editors can be used to create Web
documents if you do not wish
to type in all the formatting and tag information yourself.

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