Legacy ASP Editor?
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I'm looking for an editor for legacy ASP code (not .NET). The stuff is old, simple and not worth converting. Mainly I'm looking for syntax highlighting/color coding, formatting (tabs, etc.), and maybe tabbed browsing for multiple files. At the moment my editor of choice is Notepad. Dreamweaver and Frontpage are too large and too complex. Some of my coworkers use Macromedia homesite and swear by it, but we don't have any more licenses. Any ideas/opinions/rants on a cheap/free ASP editor? P.S. Hope this is acceptable as opinion and not programming related. No board for legacy ASP code. Thanks! Brian "In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move." - Douglas Adams
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I'm looking for an editor for legacy ASP code (not .NET). The stuff is old, simple and not worth converting. Mainly I'm looking for syntax highlighting/color coding, formatting (tabs, etc.), and maybe tabbed browsing for multiple files. At the moment my editor of choice is Notepad. Dreamweaver and Frontpage are too large and too complex. Some of my coworkers use Macromedia homesite and swear by it, but we don't have any more licenses. Any ideas/opinions/rants on a cheap/free ASP editor? P.S. Hope this is acceptable as opinion and not programming related. No board for legacy ASP code. Thanks! Brian "In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move." - Douglas Adams
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I'm looking for an editor for legacy ASP code (not .NET). The stuff is old, simple and not worth converting. Mainly I'm looking for syntax highlighting/color coding, formatting (tabs, etc.), and maybe tabbed browsing for multiple files. At the moment my editor of choice is Notepad. Dreamweaver and Frontpage are too large and too complex. Some of my coworkers use Macromedia homesite and swear by it, but we don't have any more licenses. Any ideas/opinions/rants on a cheap/free ASP editor? P.S. Hope this is acceptable as opinion and not programming related. No board for legacy ASP code. Thanks! Brian "In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move." - Douglas Adams
Try 'Telerana' at http://www.merrens.com/apps/Telerana.asp[^].
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I'm looking for an editor for legacy ASP code (not .NET). The stuff is old, simple and not worth converting. Mainly I'm looking for syntax highlighting/color coding, formatting (tabs, etc.), and maybe tabbed browsing for multiple files. At the moment my editor of choice is Notepad. Dreamweaver and Frontpage are too large and too complex. Some of my coworkers use Macromedia homesite and swear by it, but we don't have any more licenses. Any ideas/opinions/rants on a cheap/free ASP editor? P.S. Hope this is acceptable as opinion and not programming related. No board for legacy ASP code. Thanks! Brian "In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move." - Douglas Adams
The Telerena editor was exactly what I was looking for. Tabs, formatting and free. Thanks for the the all the input. Brian "In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move." - Douglas Adams
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I'm looking for an editor for legacy ASP code (not .NET). The stuff is old, simple and not worth converting. Mainly I'm looking for syntax highlighting/color coding, formatting (tabs, etc.), and maybe tabbed browsing for multiple files. At the moment my editor of choice is Notepad. Dreamweaver and Frontpage are too large and too complex. Some of my coworkers use Macromedia homesite and swear by it, but we don't have any more licenses. Any ideas/opinions/rants on a cheap/free ASP editor? P.S. Hope this is acceptable as opinion and not programming related. No board for legacy ASP code. Thanks! Brian "In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move." - Douglas Adams
If you have a copy of VS6 lying around, Visual InterDev does a good job of highlighting reserved words, color-coding errors, and such. Just don't try to use any of the built-in "features" - they don't work. But as long as you use it solely as a text editor it works quite nicely. Some people think of it as a six-pack; I consider it more of a support group.
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I'm looking for an editor for legacy ASP code (not .NET). The stuff is old, simple and not worth converting. Mainly I'm looking for syntax highlighting/color coding, formatting (tabs, etc.), and maybe tabbed browsing for multiple files. At the moment my editor of choice is Notepad. Dreamweaver and Frontpage are too large and too complex. Some of my coworkers use Macromedia homesite and swear by it, but we don't have any more licenses. Any ideas/opinions/rants on a cheap/free ASP editor? P.S. Hope this is acceptable as opinion and not programming related. No board for legacy ASP code. Thanks! Brian "In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move." - Douglas Adams
[disclaimer: the author is a friend of mine]But it's good: AspExpress [/disclaimer] Marcie CP Blog[^]
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I'm looking for an editor for legacy ASP code (not .NET). The stuff is old, simple and not worth converting. Mainly I'm looking for syntax highlighting/color coding, formatting (tabs, etc.), and maybe tabbed browsing for multiple files. At the moment my editor of choice is Notepad. Dreamweaver and Frontpage are too large and too complex. Some of my coworkers use Macromedia homesite and swear by it, but we don't have any more licenses. Any ideas/opinions/rants on a cheap/free ASP editor? P.S. Hope this is acceptable as opinion and not programming related. No board for legacy ASP code. Thanks! Brian "In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move." - Douglas Adams
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I'm looking for an editor for legacy ASP code (not .NET). The stuff is old, simple and not worth converting. Mainly I'm looking for syntax highlighting/color coding, formatting (tabs, etc.), and maybe tabbed browsing for multiple files. At the moment my editor of choice is Notepad. Dreamweaver and Frontpage are too large and too complex. Some of my coworkers use Macromedia homesite and swear by it, but we don't have any more licenses. Any ideas/opinions/rants on a cheap/free ASP editor? P.S. Hope this is acceptable as opinion and not programming related. No board for legacy ASP code. Thanks! Brian "In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move." - Douglas Adams
Ultraedit-32. I use it to edit just about everything I don't have a good IDE for, and I often use it to make quick edits. It has a customizable language tagging system; there are a *lot* of languages supported (see the list here[^]). Simply download the wordfiles you need and get cranking. The find-replace (can be deadly) and macro functions are very good too. It is an excellent notepad and hex-editor replacement. http://www.ultraedit.com/[^]