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TrebleSix 
A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 14:24:28
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Hi,

Anyone know of a decent free text editor ?

I used to have Cygnus Ed, but have no idea where the floppy would b these days.

Can't handle that WB 'Ed' program, it's annoying.

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olsen 
Re: A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 14:48:20
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@treblesix

I'm working on update for CygnusEd, if you can wait a little longer...

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AmiKit 
Re: A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 14:58:32
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@treblesix

try some free versions of GoldEd... use google

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Re: A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 15:02:09
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@treblesix

Before getting GoldEd, I used Black's Editor and found it pretty good, the latest version is free, the author only asks you to send him a post card.

You'll need:
ftp://de.aminet.net/pub/aminet/text/edit/BlacksEditor.lha
and
http://ftp.uni-paderborn.de/aminet/aminet/text/edit/BedUpg_Pack1.lha

Another option is TurboText which has recently been released as freeware, more information here:

http://www.monkeyhouse.eclipse.co.uk/amiga/turbotext/

HTH

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ikir 
Re: A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 15:03:52
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@treblesix

I want a good html 4.01 highligth text editor.

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xeron 
Re: A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 15:06:10
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@rhino

I used to use Blacks Editor all the time, but it doesn't work on OS4. I switched over to a modified JanoEditor (JE is opensource), but now its OS4 native too, which is nice.

http://www.os4depot.net/index.php?function=showfile&file=utility/text/edit/janoed.lha

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ssolie 
Re: A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 15:06:13
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@treblesix
Try os4depot.net and search for "editor" and you'll find a couple you can try out.

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TrebleSix 
Re: A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 15:08:28
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@glwxxx

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try some free versions of GoldEd... use google


Only working link I can find 2 GoldEd4, but page aint there

http://members.tripod.com/~golded/

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AmiKit 
Re: A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 15:11:36
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@treblesix

If you like CygnusEd, you will love MicroGoldEd, it's simple but powerfull texteditor, it's about 10 euro only (or so)... try it and support it!

Last edited by glwxxx on 14-Apr-2005 at 03:15 PM.

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TrebleSix 
Re: A good text editor
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@rhino

Quote:

rhino wrote:
@treblesix

Before getting GoldEd, I used Black's Editor and found it pretty good, the latest version is free, the author only asks you to send him a post card.

You'll need:
ftp://de.aminet.net/pub/aminet/text/edit/BlacksEditor.lha
and
http://ftp.uni-paderborn.de/aminet/aminet/text/edit/BedUpg_Pack1.lha

Another option is TurboText which has recently been released as freeware, more information here:

http://www.monkeyhouse.eclipse.co.uk/amiga/turbotext/

HTH

Robert


Lovely, thanx

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ChaosLord 
Re: A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 15:19:27
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@olsen

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olsen wrote:
I'm working on update for CygnusEd, if you can wait a little longer...


No I can't wait! Please hurry!
GO OLSEN GO!

Please add folding just 4 me

I hope it works on both os 3.x and 4.x

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ssolie 
Re: A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 15:25:17
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I hope it works on both os 3.x and 4.x

I don't know what Olaf is planning but the beta version I've been using is for 4.0 only.

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hnl_dk 
Re: A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 15:28:39
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@treblesix

Quote:

treblesix wrote:
@glwxxx

Quote:
try some free versions of GoldEd... use google


Only working link I can find 2 GoldEd4, but page aint there

http://members.tripod.com/~golded/


This is the correct link

Last edited by hnl_dk on 14-Apr-2005 at 03:29 PM.

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Dwyloc 
Re: A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 16:30:30
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@olsen
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I'm working on update for CygnusEd, if you can wait a little longer...


It’s good to here that another one of my must have applications is being updated for OS4.

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Xenic 
Re: A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 16:46:53
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@xeron

BlacksEditor seems to be working on OS4/µA1 for me. Where does it
crash for you? Maybe it's a version issue.

I always used Turbotext and it mostly works on OS4. However, the
"Find/replace" editing functions crash so I switched to BED because
it is very similar to TurboText. In fact, when I first discovered
BED I thought it was a "TurboText" knockoff. Even a lot of the ARexx
commands are the same.

I just wish Martin would release the source to Turbotext so someone
could at least fix the 68k version to work completely on OS4.

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zerohero 
Re: A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 16:59:46
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@Xenic

He'll galdly release the sources, but they're written in some obscure modula2 dialect, so no point i doing that. I would've loved an OS4 version of TurboText...

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xeron 
Re: A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 17:00:32
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@Xenic

BED can't load config files for me, it gives an error on every single line of the config file. It doesn't matter now, since I'm used to JanoEditors excellent tabbed window. I just changed the menu keys to be more like BlacksEditor... although you have to do that in the source code and rebuild it with JE.

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Andre4s 
Re: A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 17:05:56
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@treblesix

emacs .. if it exist for Amiga

Last edited by Andre4s on 14-Apr-2005 at 05:06 PM.

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olsen 
Re: A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 18:15:15
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@glwxxx

If you like CygnusEd, you'll probably like CygnusEd

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JCC 
Re: A good text editor
Posted on 14-Apr-2005 18:18:53
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@olsen
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I'm working on update for CygnusEd, if you can wait a little longer...

Great news.   And, good luck on your coding.

Do you have a feature list, or new feature list?

Regards,
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