Re: [newbie] Good Programming Editor
:~Can anybody recommend a good programming editor. Then key features I am :~looking for are remote editing (open and save through ftp) and syntax :~highlighting. Thanks, emacs/xemacs
Re: [newbie] Good Programming Editor
There is a very fine editor that is non-specific language wise called Moonshine. You will find it at: http://www.rednecksoft.com/ Denis Havlik wrote: :~Can anybody recommend a good programming editor. Then key features I am :~looking for are remote editing (open and save through ftp) and syntax :~highlighting. Thanks,
Re: [newbie] Good Programming Editor
I don't know how you would do that with Moonshine unless you had access to your file through NFS or SMB. If the files are on your own server I would recommend configuring one of those to gain access to your files on the server. "Maghera, Gabor" wrote: How do I do remote editing without having to upload the file each time I save? And how do I open it, in the first place, from a remote location, without the help of an FTP program? I heard Agne ftp is the component responsible for this, but I cannot find any documentation on it. Thanks, Gabor
[newbie] Good Programming Editor
Can anybody recommend a good programming editor. Then key features I am looking for are remote editing (open and save through ftp) and syntax highlighting. Thanks, Gabor
