I tried Kwrite, and it's not bad. I switched to nedit because it has:
-soft wrap (they call it continuous)
-macros
However, the search and replace in kwrite is nicer than that in nedit if
you want to accept changes one at a time -- nedit doesn't highlight the
"found" selection. Also, kwrite looks a little slicker -- nedit uses
what I think they call the "Motif" style.
(Actually, I switch between nedit and kwrite (and jstar) depending on
exactly what I'm doing.)
Hope this helps,
Randy Kramer
Roger Sherman wrote:
>
> Try Kwrite (listed as Advanced Editor in the menu, under
> Applications>Editors)...you might have to enable code highlighting, but it
> does the job for me...
>
> On Fri, 27 Jul 2001, Kevin Fonner wrote:
>
> > I know I asked this question once and got some reponses but if it ok I
> > would like to just check once more but being a little clearer. Perhaps
> > I am contaminated coming from the windows world but I like it when I am
> > programming in a graphical editor and the editor colorizes on my code
> > depending on whether it a comment or a function... I have JBuilder and
> > it works great for java code. Are their any really good editors like
> > this for C? I tried emacs, and well... we just didn get along.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> >
>
> peace,
>
> Rog
