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Small editor for Java, C++,C

 
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Hi!

Would anyone recommend a small (NOT emacs, or any other big beast)
stand-alone editor for DOS / XP Windows. Shareware, feeware?
I would like it using various color fonts for declarations,
statements, etc. in Java, and perhaps C++, C.
I've heard about "textpad".

Adam
[ June 07, 2005: Message edited by: Adam Zebra ]
 
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Hi,

you can use crimson editor,it is very nice
 
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textpad is good, but it's not freeware. vim is free software, but it's harder to learn than Emacs; unless you're already a Unix aficionado, that one is unlikely to please you. tucows has many more to choose from.
 
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I'm also fond of TextPad, enough so that I did pay for it ;-)

I think it was about $40.

http://www.textpad.com/
 
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I find JEdit agood one

http://www.jedit.org/

 
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I also recommend Textpad. Keywords, comments etc are highlighted for easy recognition.
 
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I have also been using Textpad but take a look at http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm

I am not sure whether you can compile your code from within Notepad++
 
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I have used the Free ware version of JCreator. Strait forward editor with colors. I use it as my hip-pocket editor.

JCreator
 
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You might give Edit+ a try.

Shareware US$30
 
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