SciTE - the Scintilla Text editor. very lightweight yet super-flexible!
Tried all, sticked with SciTE + Scintillua (for more lexers).
Poll: Which is your primary text editor?
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Re: Poll: Which is your primary text editor?
#102For the pure editing of text, Vim is the clear winner. Whether that's all you want, is another question.
Re: Poll: Which is your primary text editor?
#103For the pure editing of text, Vim is the clear winner. Whether that's all you want, is another question.
If only working with multiple files was easier... what are you guys using these days ?
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Also, one thing that shows how Vim is oriented towards opening and closing it all time is that preventing acidental quitting is quite hard to achieve (only with hacks..)
Re: Poll: Which is your primary text editor?
#104I wonder how many of us are completely fluent in Vim and Emacs and still use ST2/3?
Re: Poll: Which is your primary text editor?
#105Not listed, but as a long time emacs user I have been (slowly) trying to make the switch to Adobe Brackets
Re: Poll: Which is your primary text editor?
#106For the pure editing of text, Vim is the clear winner. Whether that's all you want, is another question.
You misspelled "emacs".
Re: Poll: Which is your primary text editor?
#107For the pure editing of text, Vim is the clear winner. Whether that's all you want, is another question.
If only working with multiple files was easier... what are you guys using these days ? [edit] Also, one thing that shows how Vim is oriented towards opening and closing it all time is that preventing acidental quitting is quite hard to achieve (only with hacks..)
:bn [buffer next]
:bp [buffer previous]
:bn is mapped to backslash on my installation.
:b for a list of all open files where you can pick the one you want to switch to. Mapped to ",." on my machine.
vim might have its problems. But buffer switching isn't one, for me.
Re: Poll: Which is your primary text editor?
#108Earlier quoted context omitted.
If only working with multiple files was easier... what are you guys using these days ? [edit] Also, one thing that shows how Vim is oriented towards opening and closing it all time is that preventing acidental quitting is quite hard to achieve (only with hacks..)
:bn [buffer next] :bp [buffer previous] :bn is mapped to backslash on my installation. :b for a list of all open files where you can pick the one you want to switch to. Mapped to ",." on my machine. vim might have its problems. But buffer switching isn't one, for me.
How could anyone use :bn and :bp? Its 4 keypresses!! :)
Contrast with ctrl-tab.
Re: Poll: Which is your primary text editor?
#109Since Textmate is ONLY available in Mac (not other OS) , that might the main reason why sublime2 succeed .
Re: Poll: Which is your primary text editor?
#110VIM
VIM too here, since Vim wasn't on the list.