my editors for Java, HTML and other programming
Tach,
for programming languages there are a number of editors. Should it not be the same for Java and Eclipse for the HTML editor Dreamweaver not enough money, the question arises whether one does not come with simple tools to target.
are editors for source code is a dime a dozen, depending on whether one is looking for a specialist or an all rounder looking for are the features to different degrees on different aspects aligned. And we must of course, the specialists better support for their respective language (s).
A good all-rounder for Windows, except when you line numbers and syntax highliting not need is the freeware editor proton. Proton, the various text file formats that Windows and Unix operating systems like Linux. He brings to many languages including Java, HTML and CSS, schemas corresponding to color elements such as tags and commands. Proton is there under http://www.qhaut.de/forums/index.php?act=home
Another round editor Scite the similar functions as proton brings. The open source editor SciTE is to get under http://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html .
an exellent free editor for HTML Phase5 as the proton to http://www.qhaut.de/forums/index.php?act=home get. Phase5 can syntax highlighting for web languages such as HTML, CSS, Java and JavaScript, offers a color picker, easy project management and various wizards to create tables and to include links and images. In addition, the editor tag-completion and provides the various attributes to each of tags. Unfortunately, only Phase5 HTML in version 4.01, but he produced almost entirely XHTML compliant code, making it quite usable.
A special editor for Java jEdit is that after appropriate Configuration, in addition to the syntax highlighting, in a position to be the appropriate source code to compile. jEdit is open source and to get under http://www.jedit.org/ .
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