I'd have to agree with you there Jere; I've been using Textpad for 3 years now
and it beats any IDE I've ever tried by far for sheer ease of programming. So
quick and flexible, with great search/replace functionality and loads more. I
particularly appreciate dynamic reloading of files and the fact that it doesn't
put a lock on files, so e.g. logs are updated in the background as they grow.
The only thing extra I'd like in it would be the possibility of creating jump
tags in files like are produced in compiler output.
Highly recommended.
Simon
Gerald Robinson wrote:
> I use TextPad at www.textpad.com, it's not free, but it is cheap. The
> nice thing about textpad is that you can program keystrokes to run your
> javac compiler, and/or you bc32 compiler, etc all right from TextPad.
> Compile time errors and all (not that I have ever needed it ;). It even
> has a marginaly useful HTML library feature for tags and stuff.
>
> Jere
>
> Danny Ayers wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> > Not strictly on subject I know, but there have been problems reported
> > with startserver.bat being in Unix rather than DOS text format.
> > I'd recommend EditPad, an excellent text editor for Win that is
> > postcardware from :
> >
> > http://www.jgsoft.com/
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Danny.
> >
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