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    What's the best programming editor?

    I love Notepad++, but it doesn't work for Linux. I could use Wine, but it's SO slow. Even on 1 GB of RAM. Anyway, I want a replacement (primarily for XML, CSS and HTML, but I may do some C as well). Any good editors out there?

    Oh yeah, and I already tried Kate.

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    Re: What's the best programming editor?

    Everyone has their preferences but here is one
    http://syn.sourceforge.net/

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      #3
      Re: What's the best programming editor?

      I have to admit that I'm using Bluefish, even for "Bashing" and C coding.

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        Re: What's the best programming editor?

        I use Eric3 for python + HTML + CSS (django) coding. I'm in love with it .

        It's quite heavier than notepad or kat, but lighter than eclipse.It has the more important features for me like a left window with a file tree, with HTML and Python files in different tabs, word completion both from the file or from the python api, built-in grep, project management, calltips, ...

        Javier.

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          #5
          Re: What's the best programming editor?

          Quanta Plus is a massively featured web languages editor (HTML, PHP, CSS etc). It does all sorts of wondrous things like autocompletion and real-time previews.

          For C/C++, there's KDevelop, which seems pretty good; or of course there's Eclipse.

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            #6
            Re: What's the best programming editor?

            look at geany, for multi language programming, im pretty sure its in the ubuntu deb repos.......

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              Re: What's the best programming editor?

              I knew that this was going to happen .

              5 replies, 5 different programs .

              I do really love OSS.

              Javier.

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                #8
                Re: What's the best programming editor?

                'Which editor' threads are age-old and holly-war-like so therefore I must suggest: emacs

                I have used emacs for over a decade now and wouldn't use anything else on either *nix or MS.

                I would however recommend: Jedit as one to try out.

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                  #9
                  Re: What's the best programming editor?

                  I use Kate. It's even better if you add the plug-ins.
                  Once you install the plugins edit the preferences to enable them.

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                    #10
                    Re: What's the best programming editor?

                    Originally posted by cowboy777
                    I use Kate. It's even better if you add the plug-ins.
                    Once you install the plugins edit the preferences to enable them.
                    Hmm, never thought of using plugins. I'll try that.

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                      Re: What's the best programming editor?

                      Originally posted by psb154
                      'Which editor' threads are age-old and holly-war-like so therefore I must suggest: emacs
                      Then I'll just have to say vi/vim

                      For a gui editor, IMO kate (with plugins) is a very capable editor

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                        Re: What's the best programming editor?

                        For C++, I've heard the best IDE is Kdevelop
                        For Java, I've heard Eclipse and Java Beans are the two preferred IDEs (Personally, I use Eclipse).

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                          For C and C++, I use Emacs because it works like an IDE in that you can compile and run your program within Emacs and change lines on the fly. For HTML and CSS, I use KATE. I think that an editor getting support from both Vi and Emacs partisans (KATE) deserves at least a look.

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