I use qtcreator on all platforms for c++
sublime text for others.
vim for ssh remote.
What are your preferred text editors for each language?
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Re: What are your preferred text editors for each language?
#12vim for everything. i add linters per language, and documentation lookup and autocompletion. the only time i have a problem is with new projects where a file tree would be useful. there are vim file trees, but i dislike them.
Take a look at NERDTree.
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#13Jetbrains ides are amazing.
Re: What are your preferred text editors for each language?
#14vim
I keep Atom around, though; IntelliJ products are also nice if you're into IDEs.
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#15Re: What are your preferred text editors for each language?
#16vim for everything. i add linters per language, and documentation lookup and autocompletion. the only time i have a problem is with new projects where a file tree would be useful. there are vim file trees, but i dislike them.
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Re: What are your preferred text editors for each language?
#17vim for everything. i add linters per language, and documentation lookup and autocompletion. the only time i have a problem is with new projects where a file tree would be useful. there are vim file trees, but i dislike them.
Take a look at NERDTree.
Or https://github.com/tpope/vim-vinegar if you're looking for a non-drawer solution.
See http://vimcasts.org/blog/2013/01/oil-and-vinegar-split-windo...
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#18I write a custom editor in the language that I need to edit in. But seriously, Emacs. I never have to work in languages that don't already have the leg work done in creating linters, syntax highlighting etc.
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#19VSCode for everything though I have been noticing bugs in the C# plugin and I am starting to consider trying Rider for that.
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#20I used emacs for all coding, C, C++, Perl, Ruby, Go, etc.
I use vim for composing email(s).