What code editor do you prefer?
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As for me, I prefer Vim (I have GVim 6.3). It seems to be the best text editor ever invented. I wish I had time to study its macro language but even without it it is incredibly comfortable and effective.
The only weakness of it is that it doesn't have AutoComplete like the Visual Studio editor but I think I heard that there exists such a plugin.
For those who didn't use it: Where else can you replace all f(dc, ...) with dc->f(...) with one single
:%s/\(\<[^)]*\>\)(dc,/dc->\1(/g
? (not sure if the line above is absolutely correct, I just remember have done something like that yesterday :) )
Or create a script that will for all header files like file.h being created automatically create for you
#ifndef __FILE_H__
#define __FILE_H__
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#endif /*__FILE_H__*/
?
Or create your own syntax files?
And - the main question - which of the programs that can do all that weigh a couple of megabytes and 6MB in memory?
As for me, I prefer Vim (I have GVim 6.3). It seems to be the best text editor ever invented. I wish I had time to study its macro language but even without it it is incredibly comfortable and effective.
The only weakness of it is that it doesn't have AutoComplete like the Visual Studio editor but I think I heard that there exists such a plugin.
For those who didn't use it: Where else can you replace all f(dc, ...) with dc->f(...) with one single
:%s/\(\<[^)]*\>\)(dc,/dc->\1(/g
? (not sure if the line above is absolutely correct, I just remember have done something like that yesterday :) )
Or create a script that will for all header files like file.h being created automatically create for you
#ifndef __FILE_H__
#define __FILE_H__
(cursor placed here)
#endif /*__FILE_H__*/
?
Or create your own syntax files?
And - the main question - which of the programs that can do all that weigh a couple of megabytes and 6MB in memory?
