Code Editors?
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I know of projects like Scintilla and others on here like Crystal editor, etc... I'm curious though, if there are any commercial editor compoenents you can buy/download for development in your own editor, saying if I wanted to experiment with C# but wanted a high quality editor. Flexibility and source code folding are critical to my development... I hate the way Scintilla handles source folding. I use UltraEdit and that is IMHO the best way to do it...I suppose I could get use to somehting else but still.. Are their any flexible code editors which can accomodate any language syntax and hilite every 'token' differently? That is what I really like about UltraEdit, in that it is so flexibile in this regard. Similar to Scintilla, except the folding issue. :P So I ask, are there any high quality C# componenets/controls one can download for trial or free? What are the Windows sources for such things? Kind of like Dundas but specialized in editing components would be ideal :) Cheers, Alex
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I know of projects like Scintilla and others on here like Crystal editor, etc... I'm curious though, if there are any commercial editor compoenents you can buy/download for development in your own editor, saying if I wanted to experiment with C# but wanted a high quality editor. Flexibility and source code folding are critical to my development... I hate the way Scintilla handles source folding. I use UltraEdit and that is IMHO the best way to do it...I suppose I could get use to somehting else but still.. Are their any flexible code editors which can accomodate any language syntax and hilite every 'token' differently? That is what I really like about UltraEdit, in that it is so flexibile in this regard. Similar to Scintilla, except the folding issue. :P So I ask, are there any high quality C# componenets/controls one can download for trial or free? What are the Windows sources for such things? Kind of like Dundas but specialized in editing components would be ideal :) Cheers, Alex
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Actipro produce a code editor. Not sure how good it is though, although it seems to be the most feature complete one. There's also the Compona Syntax editor who's source has been released but I can't remember what it's called anymore. There's another one by SyncFusion as well I think.
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I know of projects like Scintilla and others on here like Crystal editor, etc... I'm curious though, if there are any commercial editor compoenents you can buy/download for development in your own editor, saying if I wanted to experiment with C# but wanted a high quality editor. Flexibility and source code folding are critical to my development... I hate the way Scintilla handles source folding. I use UltraEdit and that is IMHO the best way to do it...I suppose I could get use to somehting else but still.. Are their any flexible code editors which can accomodate any language syntax and hilite every 'token' differently? That is what I really like about UltraEdit, in that it is so flexibile in this regard. Similar to Scintilla, except the folding issue. :P So I ask, are there any high quality C# componenets/controls one can download for trial or free? What are the Windows sources for such things? Kind of like Dundas but specialized in editing components would be ideal :) Cheers, Alex
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I haven't found many components made for either vi or edlin. Maybe that's why I stopped using them?
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I know of projects like Scintilla and others on here like Crystal editor, etc... I'm curious though, if there are any commercial editor compoenents you can buy/download for development in your own editor, saying if I wanted to experiment with C# but wanted a high quality editor. Flexibility and source code folding are critical to my development... I hate the way Scintilla handles source folding. I use UltraEdit and that is IMHO the best way to do it...I suppose I could get use to somehting else but still.. Are their any flexible code editors which can accomodate any language syntax and hilite every 'token' differently? That is what I really like about UltraEdit, in that it is so flexibile in this regard. Similar to Scintilla, except the folding issue. :P So I ask, are there any high quality C# componenets/controls one can download for trial or free? What are the Windows sources for such things? Kind of like Dundas but specialized in editing components would be ideal :) Cheers, Alex
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I know of projects like Scintilla and others on here like Crystal editor, etc... I'm curious though, if there are any commercial editor compoenents you can buy/download for development in your own editor, saying if I wanted to experiment with C# but wanted a high quality editor. Flexibility and source code folding are critical to my development... I hate the way Scintilla handles source folding. I use UltraEdit and that is IMHO the best way to do it...I suppose I could get use to somehting else but still.. Are their any flexible code editors which can accomodate any language syntax and hilite every 'token' differently? That is what I really like about UltraEdit, in that it is so flexibile in this regard. Similar to Scintilla, except the folding issue. :P So I ask, are there any high quality C# componenets/controls one can download for trial or free? What are the Windows sources for such things? Kind of like Dundas but specialized in editing components would be ideal :) Cheers, Alex
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Editor.NET by Quantum Whale[^] is a nice product and good price. Best regards, Paul.
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I know of projects like Scintilla and others on here like Crystal editor, etc... I'm curious though, if there are any commercial editor compoenents you can buy/download for development in your own editor, saying if I wanted to experiment with C# but wanted a high quality editor. Flexibility and source code folding are critical to my development... I hate the way Scintilla handles source folding. I use UltraEdit and that is IMHO the best way to do it...I suppose I could get use to somehting else but still.. Are their any flexible code editors which can accomodate any language syntax and hilite every 'token' differently? That is what I really like about UltraEdit, in that it is so flexibile in this regard. Similar to Scintilla, except the folding issue. :P So I ask, are there any high quality C# componenets/controls one can download for trial or free? What are the Windows sources for such things? Kind of like Dundas but specialized in editing components would be ideal :) Cheers, Alex
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I only fold code after I've printed it out; I don't see how an IDE can help with that.
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I only fold code after I've printed it out; I don't see how an IDE can help with that.
PIEBALDconsult wrote:
I only fold code after I've printed it out
Using the paper airplane folding book? :-D
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I haven't found many components made for either vi or edlin. Maybe that's why I stopped using them?
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Walt Fair, Jr., P. E. Comport Computing Specializing in Technical Engineering Software
I was thinking "Language Sensitive Editor", but I don't know whether or not it will color-code on a terminal emulator.
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You could try SharpDevelop[^]. You can get the source code and everything.
I second the SharpDevelop. I just incorporated the editor into a source-code viewer I'm working on. It went pretty well. I've use the whole package and loved the WIX capability.