Favorite Editor

[toadlife]

Crimson Editor

Besides the prefect syntax highlighting, Crimson Editor's support for Perl regular Expressions comes in handy for parsing raw web logs.

[Buddha]

I've switched to PSPad for source code editing. UltraEdit went buggy and couldn't rollback. I think someone here recommended PSPad, might have been on the old board, thanks whoever that was...

[Jonathan]

After trying Zend Studio and enjoying the syntax check, I moved to
PHP Designer 2005 ~ 100% free for commerical and personal use

[Elite]

EditPlus - no particular reason - it works!

[XE|Sebastian B.]

Well, i use jEdit and have been doing so for a while. It may be a bit slow at times, because its Java, but i have yet to find the same amount of features and functions in an open source program...

[djn]

SCiTE (www.scintilla.org) - open source, sintax highlightning for every language around, block collapsing even in HTML, possibility of creating your own configuration or sintax ...

[andeelym]

It seems that nobody else is using primalscript. Its a great script editor that recognises almost all scripts out there and provide syntax highlighting.

For those that use this software before, how does it compares with crimson editor which seems to be the most popular one around.

[rsowen]

Pico and kate work just fine for me.