1. nedit for Linux
I dont know how many people really care about this but anyways...
I recently came across a programmers editor for *lots* of UNIX flavours
that has been around for a really long time. Its called "nedit" or "The Nirvana
Editor" and i think its really quite amazing. The syntax coloring and macro
functionallity is superb and its easy to work with. By far the best programmers
editor i have ever worked with on any platform (not including IDEs)
(I think there may be a WIN version but im not sure)
I have so far made a syntax pattern for Euphoria (syntax coloring) and i will
soon make some macros to do simple completion like "if..then..end" and
"function..end function" and so on. I will look into making an official release
of it to the nedit people.
I recommed this editor to anyone using Linux/?WIN? for Euphoria. (or anyother
language for that matter)
the URL is:
http://www.nedit.org/
I know this was a pointless post but i though people should at least know of
its existence and as an alternative to emacs, vi and other big name Un*x editors
--
evil, corruption and bad taste
^[cense]
2. Re: nedit for Linux
It is my favourite editor too... I use it with Netscape composer as the
external html editor.
It knows a lot of languages like C,C++ of course, but also
ada,pascal,yacc,Makefiles, VHDL...
A sort of Rapid Deployment Editor
Your contribution will be great, and this way euphoria could get a sort of
'official existence' for new users.
Riwal
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cense [SMTP:cense at MAIL.RU]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2000 2:35 AM
> To: EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU
> Subject: nedit for Linux
>
> I dont know how many people really care about this but anyways...
> I recently came across a programmers editor for *lots* of UNIX flavours
> that has been around for a really long time. Its called "nedit" or "The
> Nirvana
> Editor" and i think its really quite amazing. The syntax coloring and
> macro
> functionallity is superb and its easy to work with. By far the best
> programmers
> editor i have ever worked with on any platform (not including IDEs)
>
> (I think there may be a WIN version but im not sure)
>
> I have so far made a syntax pattern for Euphoria (syntax coloring) and i
> will
> soon make some macros to do simple completion like "if..then..end" and
> "function..end function" and so on. I will look into making an official
> release
> of it to the nedit people.
>
> I recommed this editor to anyone using Linux/?WIN? for Euphoria. (or
> anyother
> language for that matter)
>
> the URL is:
>
> http://www.nedit.org/
>
> I know this was a pointless post but i though people should at least know
> of
> its existence and as an alternative to emacs, vi and other big name Un*x
> editors
>
> --
> evil, corruption and bad taste
> ^[cense]
3. Re: nedit for Linux
- Posted by cense <cense at mail.ru>
Nov 14, 2000
-
Last edited Nov 15, 2000
On Mon, 13 Nov 2000, I wrote:
*clip*
>> I have so far made a syntax pattern for Euphoria (syntax coloring) and i will
>> soon make some macros to do simple completion like "if..then..end" and
>> "function..end function" and so on. I will look into making an official
>> release
>> of it to the nedit people.
I just mailed the nedit people responsible for posting syntax patterns on the
nedit site so perhaps in the near future anyone interested may be able to get a
copy of my official release from their homepage at http://www.nedit.org/
Until then, if anyone really wants a copy of my official release, you can mail
me and i would be glad to send it away
--
evil, corruption and bad taste
^[cense]
