Please recommend an editor...
Hey, I just got DJGPP a few weeks ago, (moved from lcc) and I was wondering if anybody knew of any good text editors (for windows) that can do syntax highlighting for C/C++ code. It would also be handy if you could set the path to the compiler in
them and they have run menus and all that stuff.
edit: URLS would be helpful
Thanks in advance, Bri.
haven't tried it but i believe that RHIDE is the best editor for DJGPP. A search at google should throw it up.
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Thanks, stoned. For anybody else who's interested, the URL is: http://www.rhide.com/
ultraedit is what i currently use - it's the best ive found for windows so far: http://www.ultraedit.com/
It takes a while to get set up, but once you do it's pretty slick.
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Bah.....(notepad == crap)Originally posted by -KEN-
You can find the greatest window editor EVER right here
I like textpad, and it does have some support for C++ (though I must admit I dont know what), and its a real solid, feature rich text editor......
You're all crazy... vi is all you need (variants such as vim and elvis are also acceptable)
Jason Deckard
I use Texturizer as my Notepad replacement of choice. nice interface and feature-rich (not as much as UltraEdit, but fairly good)
Last edited by -leech-; 01-15-2002 at 06:50 PM.
Not yet, have to think of one...
I guess it all comes down to what environment you're more comfortable with, but for DJGPP, RHIDE really seems to have all the bells and whistles.
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You're preaching to the choir here! Although, back in the day I often used pico (before I knew of vi), but once I was shown the light, I converted quickly!Originally posted by Deckard
... vi is all you need ...
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www.textpad.com I use textpad and wouldn't use anything else.
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this might also be a good option, which i use with DJGPP.
http://home.t-online.de/home/Jens.Altmann/jfe_eng.htm
it allows you to have customized command-line commands as window-menu options, which can be really cool. it also has things you can use to organize multiple source files over one name. i find it very useful.
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try DevC++ from www.bloodshed.net
i use it to write my code and compile with DJGPP
why not compile using the built-in compiler? Is there somthin wrong with that? Coz i'm using that at the moment.
The coolest editor existing is Joe!
Itīs really effective to use it for programming.
klausi
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