RE: Syntax hilighting editors

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You wrote on 2/14/03 5:59:07 AM:

>
>I am a collectionist of editors...
>Well, at this time I will provide only a list of names. If you are
>interested in some one you don't already have, I can provide the URL where
>to download it or, in case this is not available, the file itself.
>The list is as follows: Aurora, Daily Edit, Txt Viewer (it's really an
>editor), Synth17, Text Pad, Note tab light, ConText, Ultra Edit, GWD,
>Developers Pad, Crimson, txe290in, EDXOR, MDI Pad, Mike's Editor (MEDIT),
>Super Editor, Extreme Pad, Code Genie, Inted, Note Pad Free, Note Pad and
>half, Tryac. Not all of them are syntax highlighting editors, but I don't
>remember which are at this very moment. I also have a bunch of old DOS
>editors...
>...

Whew! Don't forget SciTe -- syntax highlighting and indenting, folding,
Source code available and free.
A windows binary is at www.catexa.com (that's me), along with a
(near)Euphoria syntax file.

Karl Bochert

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