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Recommend me a Mac text editor |
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monkeyson2 (12:59 12/10/2008)
Mark76 (16:30 12/10/2008)
moss (22:05 12/10/2008)
andypoole (22:54 12/10/2008)
thegman (14:18 13/10/2008)
richcheng (11:19 14/10/2008)
moss (12:05 14/10/2008)
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Phil Mellor |
Message #108519, posted by monkeyson2 at 12:59, 12/10/2008 |
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that isn't Vim or XCode, mainly to be used for editing Objective C, PHP, HTML and CSS. I'm switching/referring between a lot of different files so a tabbed view (or something similar) would be nice.
I'm currently trying out a demo of BBEdit which is quite nice but rather expensive - $125 
Anyone want to port StrongED?  |
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Mark |
Message #108520, posted by Mark76 at 16:30, 12/10/2008, in reply to message #108519 |
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Dear God! There are loads! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_text_editors#Operating_system_support
Follow the article down for a list of features.
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John Hoare |
Message #108523, posted by moss at 22:05, 12/10/2008, in reply to message #108520 |
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I've heard very good things about BBEdit, and having used a demo version for a bit, will probably shell out when I get my Macbook Pro.
Textwrangler, which I use currently, is fine... but not the best thing ever. |
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Andrew Poole |
Message #108524, posted by andypoole at 22:54, 12/10/2008, in reply to message #108519 |
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that isn't Vim or XCode, mainly to be used for editing Objective C, PHP, HTML and CSS. I'm switching/referring between a lot of different files so a tabbed view (or something similar) would be nice.
I'm currently trying out a demo of BBEdit which is quite nice but rather expensive - $125
Anyone want to port StrongED? I used Smultron for a while. It was quite good.
For HTML/CSS/PHP I use and highly recommend Coda.
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Garry Taylor |
Message #108527, posted by thegman at 14:18, 13/10/2008, in reply to message #108524 |
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If you like BBEdit, get TextWrangler, it's almost the same, and free. |
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richard cheng |
Message #108532, posted by richcheng at 11:19, 14/10/2008, in reply to message #108527 |
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TextMate seems to be the one all the trendy Mac bloggers use. |
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John Hoare |
Message #108533, posted by moss at 12:05, 14/10/2008, in reply to message #108527 |
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If you like BBEdit, get TextWrangler, it's almost the same, and free. Actually, I've just found out I was using an old version of TextWrangler. I've just upgraded, and it seems a lot nicer. So yeah, give that a try. |
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