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Advanced editor: Programmers' Notepad - Printable Version +- -TWC| Forum (https://board.twcclan.org) +-- Forum: Public (https://board.twcclan.org/forum-13.html) +--- Forum: Tutorials (https://board.twcclan.org/forum-15.html) +--- Thread: Advanced editor: Programmers' Notepad (/thread-4177.html) Pages:
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Advanced editor: Programmers' Notepad - Butcher - 07-04-2014 Boyz, I recently disovered a fine text editor program, with the help of which you can do amendments in text/CFG etc. files in a cool, advanced way. Take it free from here: http://www.pnotepad.org/ RE: Advanced editor: Programmers' Notepad - Fabius - 07-04-2014 wow what a coincidence! I use this program for HTML in computer science :P RE: Advanced editor: Programmers' Notepad - djuki - 07-04-2014 I always used notepad++ free and functional http://notepad-plus-plus.org/ Does this have more functionality? RE: Advanced editor: Programmers' Notepad - Fabius - 07-04-2014 (07-04-2014, 10:31 PM)djuki Wrote: I always used notepad++With the programme of butcher you can program with Java, java script, C++ and do web page (with HTML) RE: Advanced editor: Programmers' Notepad - Bread - 07-04-2014 you can do that in n++ too fabius RE: Advanced editor: Programmers' Notepad - Moanraker - 07-04-2014 (07-04-2014, 10:38 PM)Fabius Wrote: With the programme of butcher you can program with Java, java script, C++ and do web page (with HTML) That's cute. With Notepad++ you can program in (based on syntax options):
+ you can add your own programming language aswell. Notepad++ has more functionability than Programmer's Notepad and is recognized as a renowned text editor, so I prefer Notepad++
RE: Advanced editor: Programmers' Notepad - Butcher - 08-04-2014 I haven't done such in-depth comparisons, as I only used the standardt Windows Notepad for editing CFG files. I had problems with editing, as the whole text content was not split into block, it was just dumped into a continuous mass, where the individual variables were hard to find and review. Still fine that we could provide two good solutions for members with different requirements here.
RE: Advanced editor: Programmers' Notepad - Chuck - 08-04-2014 Indeed notepad++ is better, i use it on school for building websites, but as moan said its capable of editing almost anything based on scripts. A basic .cfg file can be edited by regular notepad just fine. I've done many of them in regular notepad and never had any trouble that it became a mess like the standard etconfig.cfg RE: Advanced editor: Programmers' Notepad - Moanraker - 09-04-2014 (08-04-2014, 09:49 AM)Chuck Wrote: Indeed notepad++ is better, i use it on school for building websites, but as moan said its capable of editing almost anything based on scripts. Maybe he uses an ET generated config? (writeconfig) RE: Advanced editor: Programmers' Notepad - Butcher - 09-04-2014 Indeed I never created a full, own CFG, only edited the ones made by ET. And those were not split into blocks and correct rows, at least not for standard Notepad that I used for editing within Total Commander. But now I am an advanced editor. :P |