Re: programming editor

[Marco Quezada <mquezada nlxcorp com>]

The closest thing I can think of is Gvim. That's what I use and except
for some differences in the user interface I am sure that it can easily
satisfy the rest of your requirements. I would highly recommend you take
a look at it.

:q


"tony K." wrote:

> This might be slightly OT, but I noticed that I am not the only one
> that works simultaneously in MSWindows and Gnome.
>
> I am looking - so far unsucessfully - for a graphical, mouse/menu
> oriented,  (i.e. no Vi, Emacs. etc...)  programming editor  that
> satisfies the following (non-negotiable!) list of  requirements:
>
> 1) Same user interface on both platforms.
> 2) Has multiple-file search/replace facility.
> 3) Can do vertical scroll using mouse wheel.
> 4) Works with global clipboard in both environments.
> 5) Works reasonably well with large (1-2Meg) (text) data files.
> 6) Does C language syntax highlight.
> 7) Can have multiple (single-window) copies running at the same time.
>
> And that is it... nothing more required, nothing less accepted.
> Suggestions welcome, to the list if you agree this could be
> of interest to others; to my e-mail otherwise..
> t.k.
>
> Anthony K. Transportation Systems - no HTML mail please.
>
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