06-21-2005
What editor does everyone use?
I was looking through the topics and I wasn't sure if this was the best place to post this question:
I was wondering, out of curiosity, which software everyone was using to code their scripts in. I do mostly sh/ksh and my favorite has always been EditPlus because it is small, fast, yet powerful. Plus other users in the community have coded syntax highlighting for languages that EditPlus hasn't included.
My two main concerns are:
1. Simplicity (I tend to like souped up versions of notepad, which is what EditPlus seems to be).
2. Syntax highlighting.
I posted this because perhaps there's an even better program I should be using. Or perhaps someone has a very good syntax highlighting file that I haven't found yet.
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NAME
cssed - A tiny GTK2 CSS editor and validator.
SINOPSIS
cssed [file] | [file] ...
DESCRIPTION
cssed is a small but powerful CSS editor for web developing.
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OPTIONS
[file] ....
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FILES
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cssed-cfg.xml
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USING CSSED
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LOCALIZED INTERFACE
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Bash and zsh users
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AUTHOR
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Iago Rubio Sanfiz 13 April 2004 CSSED(1)