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What text editor do you use?

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It comes in 3 versions and has a button that will strip all HTML code from a document. I use that a lot to quickly retrieve text.

Also, for my own information, does anyone know of another editor that strips the tags?
 
Originally posted by: Yomicron
TextPad is nice. But I usually just use pico or Notepad.
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TextPad is the best editor i have found as well. It has a lot of good customization options as far as having the shortcut keys completely customizable etc. Also, you can setup tools to run/compile different types of code.

I do all my java and asm in textpad, and have tools to run applets, java, debug, assemble, run asm, etc...
EDIT: I also do HTML in textpad and love the syntax highlighting that it provides, as well as the ability to customize that highlighting. The right click feature to open any document in textpad via the context menu is also very nice because for .dat or .nfo files it works perfectly. Also, JCreator is probably even more of a favorite for me when i am doing java because i like the popups for class members etc 🙂 Also easy access to the java doc files is included if you download them

I program C/C++ in visual studio.NET and kind of wish i could do java and asm there as well but i havent found a good way yet, especially with syntax highlighting and good integration.

Anybody use vs.NET for java or for asm?

 
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