David Zverina wrote:
> Use vim .... simplicity of vi with the advantage of color highlighting. It
> even has a special mode for php3. Use ":syntax on" to activate. (Put it in
> your .vimrc). And it can be text mode (palette sux a bit though) or X11
> (+mouse +menus +large palette). Use gvim to start the X11 edition.
> > -----Original Message-----
> > An error in my terminology has been pointed out to me -- what I actually
> > want is an X editor that edits HTML code - ie not a WYSIWYG
I'll second VIM. As well as context sensitive highlighting you can get
macros for it to insert tags, create boilerplate text etc.
I use the gvim mode which has all the power of vi but with a gui so you
can use the mouse to select text etc (Best of both wolds one might say).
Its fast too.
http://www.vim.org/
Mike
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