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[Aereshaa]

I'm interested in knowing what editor the people on these fora like.

I, for one, use nano on the command line, with multiple buffers enabled.

So, what editor do you use?

[v0id]

I'm using gedit. It does what I want it to do: syntax highlighting, proper indentation, replace- and search facilities, and of course, tabs.

I also tend to use vim when I've to get some work done quickly in the terminal, or edit some files fast. It does also have support for the things I mentioned above.

[WingedPanther]

I use jEdit on windows, Kate on linux. jEdit has the most flexible regular expression support I've found, which lets me do a LOT more than most editors.

[Xav]

I love the Visual Studio Express editions for .NET - Visual Studio 2008 Express Editions. I like the way their Web Developer looks just like them - I feel at home. Plus, IntelliSense, great file management, database connectivity... the lot.

[TcM]

Depends what I'm doing. Usually I use TextPad or Notepad.

[Xav]

VS makes things so much easier for code writing, and VWD... well, I've said enough about VWD.

[MeTh0Dz]

I use Dev-Cpp and Code::Blocks for anything lengthy, and Quincy 2005 for short stuff.

[chili5]

I like notepad++, visual studio 2005 express editions, and jcreator for java.

[nullbyte]

Notepad++ and Code::Blocks.

[v0id]

Notepad++ has supported tabs for a long time.