Thanks for the replys. These good features to look for in my eval of
editors. So far I like VS Edit.
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> Subject: Visual Slick Edit
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> I use Visual SlickEdit on my Windows machines. It has syntax highlighting,
> Java
> keyword completion (type the dot and get a popup list of methods), if and
> for
> statement completion, and code beautification. It also has a project
> system
> which will compile only the updated Java files on a single keystroke, and
> will
> run programs inside a window so you can look at the output that would have
> scrolled off. I wouldn't be without it.
>
> James W. Cooper
> Advanced Information Retrieval and Analysis
> IBM T J Watson Research Center
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