Il giorno mer, 30/11/2011 alle 13.32 -0500, Kent A. Reed ha scritto: > On 11/30/2011 12:49 PM, Spiderdab wrote: > > a question: > > please, what's the best text editor to edit emc2 src files? > > > > > "Best?" That's a good way to start a email storm:-) > > Everyone has a favorite. I'm fond of nedit. > > Old-timers swear by Emacs, which I think of as the Swiss-Army knife that > cuts you no matter which blade you open, but that's just me. > > Vi/vim is available on most any Unix/Linux machine. It's been around for > ever, is a thin shell over ed, and I've used it for so long on so many > different machines I can't get the commands out of my head any more. > > Regards, > Kent > > > PS - I assumed you meant on Unix/Linux. There are ports of this programs > to MS Windows but there are also others in that environment. no!! didn't want to start a storm! yes i'm on linux...always! I just looked for a hint on a good ide that helped me in reading and understanding the code.
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