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Re: I hardly ever write "text"

Michael Sadlon11-Jun-07 7:35

11-Jun-07 7:35

When working with script files, data files, or anything else text-based UltraEdit with it's powerful macros is hands down my favorite.

Re: I hardly ever write "text"

Stuart Dootson11-Jun-07 12:17

11-Jun-07 12:17

Marc Clifton wrote:
I use VS2005 for writing code

As I do quite a lot of non-Windows programming, I use a text editor all the time for editting code, makefiles, linker scripts, batch files and stuff. Textpad+CMD on Windows, TextMate+Terminal.App on OS X - that's my (not-I)DE

Editplus and nEdit

destynova11-Jun-07 1:38

11-Jun-07 1:38

Editplus in Windows - king of kings, with those programmable toolbar buttons (I had them running tasm and executables, then javac and java).
In Linux, at the moment I'm using nEdit because someone wrote an Eiffel syntax highlighting file for it. A bit twitchy but it mostly works... other than that it's vim for standard editing.

Re: Editplus and nEdit

tsdragon11-Jun-07 3:05

11-Jun-07 3:05

I agree, EditPlus is a terrific editor. The built-in FTP is one of my favorite features. I can access remote files just as if they were local.

Meddle not in the affairs of dragons,
For you are crunchy, and good with mustard.

Re: Editplus and nEdit

destynova11-Jun-07 5:44

11-Jun-07 5:44

> The built-in FTP is one of my favorite features. I can
> access remote files just as if they were local.

Good point - and even better, iirc it works transparently with SCP as well... I was using it in college to work on files I had saved on the networking club (ie: geek's club) Solaris server. Sexy time.

Re: Editplus and nEdit

harsh_c11-Jun-07 17:42

11-Jun-07 17:42

tsdragon wrote:
I agree, EditPlus is a terrific editor. The built-in FTP is one of my favorite features. I can access remote files just as if they were local.

Meddle not in the affairs of dragons,
For you are crunchy, and good with mustard.

Yes, I agree.

Paul Watson11-Jun-07 1:16

11-Jun-07 1:16

On Mac OS X, TextMate is really good.

regards,
Paul Watson
Ireland & South Africa

Shog9 wrote:
And with that, Paul closed his browser, sipped his herbal tea, fixed the flower in his hair, and smiled brightly at the multitude of cute, furry animals flocking around the grassy hillside where he sat coding Ruby on his Mac...

Stuart Dootson11-Jun-07 12:23

11-Jun-07 12:23

+1 for TextMate Smile | :)

Smile | :)

leppie10-Jun-07 23:36

10-Jun-07 23:36

Had too :p

xacc.ide-0.2.0.74 - now with C# 3.5 support!

WillemM11-Jun-07 0:36

11-Jun-07 0:36

Poke tongue | ;-P

WM.

What about weapons of mass-construction?
"What? Its an Apple MacBook Pro. They are sexy!" - Paul Watson

Ed.Poore11-Jun-07 1:10

11-Jun-07 1:10

Blog not working for me.

leppie11-Jun-07 3:51

11-Jun-07 3:51

Been down for days now Frown | :(

Frown | :(

Think I need to move it elsewhere :p

xacc.ide-0.2.0.74 - now with C# 3.5 support!

Ed.Poore11-Jun-07 4:10

11-Jun-07 4:10

Is it from Michael's servers getting hacked? Or is this something new (I've been out of it a long time).

BTW just downloaded xacc.ide again and like the menus, did you write the renderer or borrowed it from someone? It'd be nice if it were written up as an article or something, you fancy it or shall I?

leppie11-Jun-07 5:43

11-Jun-07 5:43

The Office2007 renderer stuff comes from an article (need to add to credits!) right here on CP :p Was simply 1 line of code to activate, I like stuff like that!

xacc.ide-0.2.0.74 - now with C# 3.5 support!

Ed.Poore11-Jun-07 6:53

11-Jun-07 6:53

Thought that it might have been, did a quick google but turned up nothing, shall delve deeper and let you know if I find the article for the credits.

leppie12-Jun-07 22:57

12-Jun-07 22:57

Thanks for the mail, credits updated :p Now to find a new host...

xacc.ide-0.2.0.74 - now with C# 3.5 support!

Ed.Poore13-Jun-07 5:43

13-Jun-07 5:43

Doesn't soureforge provide hosting? Usually projects have a url e.g. xacc.sourceforge.net.

Steven J Jowett10-Jun-07 23:10

Steven J Jowett

10-Jun-07 23:10

EDLIN - now that was a text editor Laugh | :laugh:

Laugh | :laugh:

Cool | :cool:

Steve Jowett
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Sometimes a man who deserves to be looked down upon because he is a fool, is only despised only because he is an 'I.T. Consultant'

Re: What about....

Gary Wheeler11-Jun-07 1:20

11-Jun-07 1:20

Bah. Real men used TECO[^].

Software Zen: delete this;

Re: What about....

Steven J Jowett11-Jun-07 1:34

Steven J Jowett

11-Jun-07 1:34

I think my typewriter and Tipex is the was forward Laugh | :laugh:

Laugh | :laugh:

Steve Jowett
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Sometimes a man who deserves to be looked down upon because he is a fool, is only despised only because he is an 'I.T. Consultant'

Idiot's question: How to make vote?

mx3210-Jun-07 22:49

10-Jun-07 22:49

can't find submit form
I tried Firefox and Opera

I see Vote results and link "View optional text answers (26 answers)"
that is all

Am i idiot?

PS: I'm logged in

Re: Idiot's question: How to make vote?

Ed.Poore11-Jun-07 0:13

11-Jun-07 0:13

Home page down the botton.

Re: Idiot's question: How to make vote?

mx3211-Jun-07 1:04

11-Jun-07 1:04

F**k

I Like the idea that i'am not idiot
It is stupid
I wizited vote link through codeproject email and there are no link to submit form

Re: Idiot's question: How to make vote?

Ed.Poore11-Jun-07 1:10

11-Jun-07 1:10

You mean you don't see a box like this[^]?

Perhaps a Ctrl+F5 to refresh?

Re: Idiot's question: How to make vote?

Grimolfr11-Jun-07 2:23

11-Jun-07 2:23

No, he means that the link (titled "The Code Project Survey") in the daily newsletter leads to the results, not the poll.

Grim

(aka Toby)

MCDBA, MCSD, MCP+SB

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