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Re: APC&TCP takes distribution of CygnusEd Posted on 10-Apr-2006 10:16:51
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| I look forward to the release of a new version of the best Amiga text editor and will purchase a copy as soon as my local dealer gets it in stock. _________________ Sam440ep 667mhz, 512MB, 120GB 2.5" HD, OS4.1FE WinUae 3.0.0, OS 3.9, BB3, Catweasel MkIV Amiga 1200, Blizzard 040/40 (BlizzardPPC 060/200 with SCSI removed at present), mediatorSX pci, Voodoo3, PCI network card os 3.9BB2 4MB Minimig with ARM addon boar
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Re: APC&TCP takes distribution of CygnusEd Posted on 10-Apr-2006 10:30:01
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| CygnusEd is a fantastic text editor for programming in - you can have multiple views of the same file (something which GoldEd sorely lacks IMHO). _________________ Author of the PortablE programming language. It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue...
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Re: APC&TCP takes distribution of CygnusEd Posted on 10-Apr-2006 11:26:49
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| Wonderful! I use 4.2 daily on OS4 but a few parts are broken. I've been awaiting a native version for ages.
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Re: APC&TCP takes distribution of CygnusEd Posted on 10-Apr-2006 14:13:06
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| Great news. A great editor. Waiting for the native version's release.  _________________ --------- AmigaClyde
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Re: APC&TCP takes distribution of CygnusEd Posted on 10-Apr-2006 14:49:58
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| I've been using the OS4 native CygnusEd beta for some time now. Very fast and a solid performer. I've never lost a line of code due to a problem with CygnusEd. It did take some time to get used to the rather weird keyboard shortcuts (which I think I'll redefine at some point) but every editor has its quirks.
I look forward to buying a copy and helping Olaf out. _________________ ExecSG Team Lead
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Re: APC&TCP takes distribution of CygnusEd Posted on 10-Apr-2006 14:56:37
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| cool ced is a real good text editor.. i don't like much golded and notepad lacks few features.. now if it could have syntaxt highlighting it who be perfect :) oh, and os4 future support for unicode too, so i could display and input japanese with it..
cool news.. along with other stuffs like magellan, added on future shop list ;) in 2more weeks |
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Re: APC&TCP takes distribution of CygnusEd Posted on 10-Apr-2006 15:55:27
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multiple views of the same file (something which GoldEd sorely lacks IMHO). |
A plug-in that lets you see two parts of a file at the same time (as in this screenshot) is available here for Cubic IDE/GoldED8 users. It's not splitted views - for example, only one view is editable - but maybe it's good enough for some users. |
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Re: APC&TCP takes distribution of CygnusEd Posted on 10-Apr-2006 18:47:58
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| @freaks
Maybe not unicode but you can use the mouse wheel !!! Whaooo !  _________________ Philippe 'Elwood' Ferrucci Sam460 1.10 Ghz AmigaOS 4 betatester Amiga Translator Organisation
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Re: APC&TCP takes distribution of CygnusEd Posted on 10-Apr-2006 21:30:36
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| Ced is a nice piece of software. I'll buy that one. :)
Where the fu** is my signature? who stole my signature? buhu! Last edited by Antique on 10-Apr-2006 at 09:33 PM.
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Re: APC&TCP takes distribution of CygnusEd Posted on 11-Apr-2006 1:00:06
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| @ ssolie
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I've been using the OS4 native CygnusEd beta for some time now. Very fast and a solid performer. I've never lost a line of code due to a problem with CygnusEd. It did take some time to get used to the rather weird keyboard shortcuts (which I think I'll redefine at some point) but every editor has its quirks.
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A nice, quick review. thanks
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I look forward to buying a copy and helping Olaf out.
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I will do likewise!
____________________ Moxee _________________ Moxee AmigaOne X1000 AmigaOne XE G4 I'd agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong.
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Re: APC&TCP takes distribution of CygnusEd Posted on 11-Apr-2006 1:04:14
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| @ Antique
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Where the fu** is my signature? who stole my signature? buhu!
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I've noticed that when there is not a "Quote" button at the bottom when you are replying you will lose your signature.
I wonder why sometimes the "Quote" button is missing.
____________________ Moxee _________________ Moxee AmigaOne X1000 AmigaOne XE G4 I'd agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong.
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Re: APC&TCP takes distribution of CygnusEd Posted on 11-Apr-2006 6:29:27
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| Signatures does not show in news threads. _________________ /Harry
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Re: APC&TCP takes distribution of CygnusEd Posted on 11-Apr-2006 6:33:26
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| @ssolie
Yeah me to! I probably can cope with Notepad but I will buy this for support.
I bought 4.x for my classic aswell. But that version was used for my AmigaE coding  _________________ /Harry
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Re: APC&TCP takes distribution of CygnusEd Posted on 12-Apr-2006 8:04:58
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| @dietmar Sounds promising - I think read-only views would be fine, but 2 views is too limiting for my needs. Then again, if you can do 2 views, extending it for more should be relatively easy...
As I already have MicroGoldEd customised to look & feel like CygnusEd, if/when it gets a multi-view ability it will make a fine alternative to CygnusEd. _________________ Author of the PortablE programming language. It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue...
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Re: APC&TCP takes distribution of CygnusEd Posted on 12-Apr-2006 19:44:20
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but 2 views is too limiting for my needs. Then again, if you can do 2 views, extending it for more should be relatively easy... |
Too limiting for your needs - are you kidding me? Anyway, you can have as many views as you like (screen shot). No luck with microgolded, free software, it's going to remain a basic editor. |
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