I'm using this one for about 9 months, and that says enough, doesn't it? You also have a lot of plugins, which beautify java code, auto-complete of variables, etc etc.
The most important (imho) is the fact that you can do everything (at least, everything I do: java progging, xml editing, text editing, ...) with 1 editor, so remembering one set of keystrokes is enough (although they are a bit queer sometimes, but this is customizable). tomK Jeremy Quinn wrote: > Dear All, > > Sorry if this is noise .... > > I just found a new (to me) editor that works very well with XML. It is > a general purpose code editor which merely has facilities for XML. > > JEdit <http://www.jedit.org> > > What I like about it: > > handles entity resolution catalogs > validates while typing > tag completion > folding > XML tree view > XSLT processor (not working ?) > macros in javaish language > ftp plugin (no webdav or html upload .... yet?) > > The folding is very nice! It works by using the indentation of your > XML to put arrows down the left hand side of the editing pane, > allowing you to show/hide parts of your tag hierarchy. This is a > feature I have long missed since I stopped using Frontier! > > JEdit has a large number of optional plugins, they are downloaded via > the App itself, some of the functionality above requires plugins not > included with the dist, so do have a look at what is available. > > > Hope this helps > > regards Jeremy > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
