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Text/coding Editor
As anyone knows, ED is utter crap.
I can remember that I used CygnusEd way back, but it doesn't seem to be free. I need a decent editor, free, for coding purposes. Plain ASCII. No need for syntax highlighting or that riffraff. Nope, don't want to code on a PC and use Notepad++ ![]() My DF0: is broken, so it has to be something in lha format, no adf. Any suggestions? |
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Back in the day I did use memacs for a while. It's much better than ED (though anything is, really).
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Yeah, forgot about Memacs. But I thought of something more...um comfortable
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Sweden
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Try Redit: http://aminet.net/package/text/edit/Redit
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Sounds not too bad! Will give it a try!
By the way - any clue how I do { } on a German A1200 keyboard? |
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Have a look here: http://aminet.net/search?path[]=text...]=m68k-amigaos. There are more of course. A free old version of CygnusEd should exists.
For {} you can use numpad for it but I guess you want a better way. Maybe there exists an Amiga editor that set it for you automatically. |
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Ed is just selective about its users, _real_ amiga users are quite comfortable with it
![]() {} you find just where you find them on US keyboard, using shift+alt (I think this is valid for all layouts) - you can look up keys using the KeyShow program in the Tools drawer. |
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Just tested. Shift + Alt + ΓΌ or + gives {}. This and shift + numpad are uncomfortable to use. I wonder how coders managed typing braces all the time.
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I feel uncomfortable everytime i see someone programming on Scandinavian QWERTY. (okay, that and QWERTY makes me convulse)
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Trondheim, Norway
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British mapping is just confusing
![]() Programmers and advanced users remap to custom layouts anyways, right? |
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Colemak for Ever.
As for editor choice on Amiga, i still use GNU Emacs 20.3: http://aminet.net/package/text/edit/em203i3 |
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Join Date: Nov 2007
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French mapping is the best ![]() Back on subject, I used memacs a lot. It has some learnling curve but is ok once you're used to it. |
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Join Date: Jun 2017
Location: Uxbridge Canada
Age: 57
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If you can find it I used TxEd by Microsmiths.
RC |
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#16 |
Ex nihilo nihil
Join Date: Oct 2017
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You are mistaken, Swiss-French is the best
![]() Joke apart, if you really don't need any syntax highlighting, ED is rough, not easy in the beginning but is great as soon as you know the shortcuts. I use it for almost all my Amiga editing. Simply a matter of habit ![]() |
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ED (2.0) has a line length limit of 255 characters. In the past I didn't knew it. I have longer lines in my S-S. After an edit and save with ED the lines were truncated but noticed that much later. ED show truncated lines message at the bottom when loading but after the first key press the message is gone.
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#18 |
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Location: Nottingham, UK
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Back when I only had a 1.3 A500 I used AZ editor. Good looking and fast. There is version 1.54 on Aminet. I think this might be updated to Wb2.0 as it was posted 1993.
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TurboText is free, and my editor of choice, but beware that the installation script may be broken.
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