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Bit confused paul. I use
context as it is with just the highlighter file to mimic the afl editor
colours and having context the default editor for afl
files.
What is the use of
examdiff?
Cheers,Graham<A
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face=Tahoma size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Paul Ho
[mailto:paultsho@xxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Wednesday, 11 February 2004
4:34 PMTo: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: RE: best
editor for AFL and coding in general? was: [amibroker] TextPad Users: New
AFL.syn file posted in the Amibroker AFL library.
I use
Context together with ExamDiff, ExamDiff is a freeware Visual "Unix Diff"
tool, it allows you to configure context as the editor for AFL files. You can
download it from <A
href="">http://www.prestosoft.com/ps.asp?page=edp_examdiff
I however
havent been able to configure ExamDiff to load context with the correct file.
If anybody got it working, can you let me know.
Paul
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[mailto:dmerrill@xxxxxxx] Sent: Wednesday, 11 February 2004 6:34
AMTo: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: RE: best
editor for AFL and coding in general? was: [amibroker] TextPad Users: New
AFL.syn file posted in the Amibroker AFL library.
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>My $.02 on <FONT face="Courier New"
color=#0000ff size=2><SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>ConTEXT:
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>+ Free, fast
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>+ Syntax highlighters available for many languages,
easy to do your own<FONT
color=#0000ff>+ Can bold
syntax keywords
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>- Can only line wrap while typing, not pasting or
opening existing files- Regular expressions don't work
at all, or I need a clue
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>- Most keyboard shortcuts aren't
configurable
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>- Developer doesn't respond to
email
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>My $.00002 on TextPad, which I've only used for a
few days:
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>+ Not free, but inexpensive
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>+ Many more handy features than
ConTEXT
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>+ Working RegExp find and
replace
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>+ Configurable keyboard shortcuts
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>+ Syntax highlighters available for many languages,
easy to do your own
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>+ User forum, though not as cool or active as this
one (:-)
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>+ Developers do
respond
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>- Can't bold syntax keywords, I
think
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>- File compare tool,
but it stinks (I use CompareIt/SynchronizeIt)
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>- Can't
automatically reopen last files used w/o saving as a workspace, I
think
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004><SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>I plan to check out
UltraEdit too, which is a little more money but still cheap, and is rumored
to be the most full-featured of these inexpensive programmer's editors. I
used to use SlickEdit, a genuine commercial product, but honestly, its
complexity and expense are a turnoff.
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004><SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004><SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>Dave
<SPAN
class=761210919-10022004>
<BLOCKQUOTE
>Well,
I was just getting used to NoteTab Light as my editor, mainly
becauseof its file-compare utility. (It is also free, does regular
expressionsearches even across files; but it did not appear to be able
to do AFL colorcoding and is more for HTML than any other language I
think)And then Dave was kind enough to enable ConTEXT to do the
color coding...soI am trying that out. (It's also free, claims to do
the regular expressionsearches, but, so far I haven't seen a
file-compare utility)And now dingo enables AFL color coding for
TextPad...I used it a couple ofyears ago and liked it a lot, but it
was not free ($27 I believe) and when Iupgraded computers and asked to
move my license, they found no record of mypurchase...So what
editor do you all like and why?And will it
do: file comparing
regular-expression search/replace across files AFL
color coding?thanks-johnSend
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