[plug] Religious debate - editor wars
Richard Meyer
meyerri at au1.ibm.com
Thu Sep 4 10:55:58 WST 2003
Does anybody who has used it, think it is worth the price? +- US$200?
You can buy a *l-o-o-o-t* of copies of vi for that price, even if you burn
each one to its own DVD. :)
Thanks
RichardM
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I've only used slickedit a little, a long time ago.
Back then it was projecting to be more of a development tool
than merely an editor. (I guess most editors do, but since I
write more prose than code, I try to make the distinction.)
Looking at the fancy web pages, I'd say it's reached it's goals
of back then.
Editor ---> Code tool -> IDE
\
--> Prose tool > (Integrated writing environment?)
seems to be how it is and slickedit is in the code tool middle there.
If you code a lot in a language it has features for, it's probably
worth a try.
I'd be curious if anyone has a favourite mouse centric editor,
as so far I haven't found one for Linux that I'm happy with.
Indy
On Thu, Sep 04, 2003 at 09:58:43AM +0800, Richard Meyer wrote:
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> Hi People,
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> Yesterday I was talking to a colleague about editors and he mentioned
> Slickedit. He personally believed that it was the best editor available -
> bar none. Is anybody using it? If not, what editors do people recommend
> (apart from vim/elvis/vi and emacs). ;)
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> RichardM
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