How could you have forgotten the standard text editor, http://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/ed-msg.html
Poll: Which is your primary text editor?
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#42Geany
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#43Sublime :D , It's new-age VI.
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#44Eclipse (not currently an option in the poll except as "other gui")
It is not a text editor.
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#45jEdit. I'm surprised nobody seems to be using it considering how powerful it is. I have tried many editors over the years and SublimeText is the first one that comes close to it; but jEdit still has much better search functionality, especially in 'hypersearch' mode.
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#46TextMate
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#47Primary: Visual Studio (for C++) Notepad replacement: Notepad++ Prolog, Haskell: Sublime Text (thanks to it, I can get rid of emacs completely)
> primary text editor
> Visual Studio
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#48Would not have put Sublime in front of Vi/Vim but there we go, it is a truly excellent text editor despite the qualms about it not being programmable.
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#49don't know what to choose.
i'm making something like a transition from vim to sublime, so right now i use both equally.
but it seems to me that using vim on the server in a screen or tmux session is the right thing to do ( no need to leave into bash whatsoever ), while it's extremely pleasant to edit source files over sftp.
so i think i'll choose to use this combination ...
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#50I find it interesting how much TextMate has declined. A few years ago, I believe it would have been the #1 response on this list. TextMate 2 these days, in the hands of the community, is truly excellent. The UI and UX has improved tremendously, and it is now free and open source. I imagine it is just too late. Everybody has moved on. That said, I'm a switcher, too. I got fed up with the vaporware situation and moved…
Sublime Text 2 is kind of the spiritual successor to TextMate.
And Sublime Text 3 the successor of Sublime Text 2.