> No, not at all, any editor you're comfortable with will do. Emacs has just > one advantage over everything else, and that's the fact that the syntax > highlighting for GST for Emacs is included in the repo.
Actually, the more up-to-date code for that is in the GNU ELPA repository (https://elpa.gnu.org/packages/smalltalk-mode.html), AFAIK. But it's also arguably easier to install (it's a simple `M-x package-install` away). And it offers a fair bit more than syntax highlighting. > The syntax is minimal and rather regular, so it should be very easy to > add support for it to your editor if it lacks it. There are Smalltalk support packages for most editors out there, AFAICT. I don't know how much support they provide beyond the basic syntax highlighting, tho (indentation?). Stefan
