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"best" is difficult to answer...
When I'm working on UNIX I use vi (and I don't want nasty letters from the emacs people, thank you)
When I'm working on WinX I use the Open Perl IDE (see the FAQ's) Mike
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"Experience is the comb that Nature gives us, after we are bald."
Is that a haiku?
I never could get the hang
of writing those things.
When I'm working on UNIX I use vi (and I don't want nasty letters from the emacs people, thank you)
When I'm working on WinX I use the Open Perl IDE (see the FAQ's) Mike
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"Experience is the comb that Nature gives us, after we are bald."
Is that a haiku?
I never could get the hang
of writing those things.
As mikelacey says, for WinX, Perl IDE is pretty good as is the HTML editor 1stPage. Since perl is a text file, you can use your favorite text editor keeping in mind the platform you'll be installing it on.
VI is the only way to go if you're on a UNIX machine. Most of the complaints I hear about using VI are from those who don't want to take the time to learn VI's power. There's always a better way...
VI is the only way to go if you're on a UNIX machine. Most of the complaints I hear about using VI are from those who don't want to take the time to learn VI's power. There's always a better way...
), under Win I use Aditor Pro (It's amazing), Jext (but he get a lot of resources). I recomneted Aditor Pro, if you use Win.
Context on site (free editor!)
It can be used for other languages aswell, like java, html, ...
It can be used for other languages aswell, like java, html, ...
vi on the Unix side (keep the faith, Mike ;-) )
UltraEdit on the M$ side(with an open command prompt window). $35.00
- syntax coloring for multiple languages
- HTML tidy build-in
- hex editor 'hope this helps
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UltraEdit on the M$ side(with an open command prompt window). $35.00
- syntax coloring for multiple languages
- HTML tidy build-in
- hex editor 'hope this helps
If you are new to Tek-Tips, please use descriptive titles, check the FAQs, and beware the evil typo.
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