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(2009-10-22, 10:00 PM)Firestryke31 Wrote: [ -> ]That and OpenGL is a 3D API and not a GUI API...

Not necessarily, you can make GUI's with OpenGL. However, it's harder than SDL when it comes to GUI's so I use SDL for GUI's or a specific frame work for that OS (GTK, .NET, etc)

guys thx for your recommendations
I compared them:

(2009-10-17, 07:24 PM)Jakee Wrote: [ -> ]Notepad ++

I use it for all languages.

(2009-10-17, 09:30 PM)Zash Wrote: [ -> ]I use plain old Notepad, but Notepad++ is a great code editor.

(2009-10-17, 07:30 PM)T0m Wrote: [ -> ]Gedit.

(2009-10-17, 10:15 PM)T0m Wrote: [ -> ]Btw Gedit is made for Gnome by origin, so don't be mad if it takes a white to get used to the GUI

(2009-10-17, 08:25 PM)- G33K - Wrote: [ -> ]Crimson Editor

(2009-10-17, 09:05 PM)Firestryke31 Wrote: [ -> ]If you're on Windows I'd suggest Programmer's Notepad 2.

(2009-10-17, 09:08 PM)NetSage Wrote: [ -> ]http://www.pspad.com/

That's my personal choice.

(2009-10-18, 02:10 AM)DougSD Wrote: [ -> ]I use Notepad++ for general editing and for projects that are single files, like plugins. I use Eclipse for full-on projects that have multiple files and are more complex, like a website or app. Eclipse is not great for quick editing, but Notepad++ is. Notepad++ is horrible for large projects though. It's not designed to do so. I tried doing a large project in Notepad++ only once, and I couldn't keep anything organized.

(2009-10-18, 02:17 AM)mrl586 Wrote: [ -> ]Kate is best php&html editor

(2009-10-18, 03:11 AM)dhfola Wrote: [ -> ]I use intype. http://www.intype.info.
it nice a simple.

(2009-10-18, 02:17 PM)mastermunj Wrote: [ -> ]I use phpDesigner & EditPlus & Notepad++. I am on windows.

(2009-10-19, 06:59 PM)2KH Wrote: [ -> ]Notepad is all you need.... but you can also try Adobe Dreamweaver, TPB helps you with that.

(2009-10-20, 09:58 PM)Scoutie44 Wrote: [ -> ]I like ConTEXT, personally.

(2009-10-20, 10:14 PM)rogerdodger74de Wrote: [ -> ]Try Programmer's Notepad

(2009-10-21, 12:44 AM)pavemen Wrote: [ -> ]TextPad on windows
KWrite on unix w/KDE

(2009-10-21, 09:28 PM)JKD Wrote: [ -> ]vim. Vim is always better.

Hi dude,

According to me u should use Joomla framework as a editor..
Since last 1 year i am using this, it's really nice intermediator..

can you list advantages over notepad++ ?

I'm using Zend Studio 7 for my php work. Under both Windows and Linux, though primarily I only use it under Linux for dev, and both for testing/debugging.

I also use gPHPEdit and gedit for quick edits in Linux. Or sometimes even Joe (Joe's Own Editor).

A little off topic, but I also use Anjuta IDE for my C programs. I like it a lot and I'd love if they added support for php, ruby, and other web scripting languages.

Other good editors for Linux (Not sure how many have been ported to Windows):
Quanta Plus, Eclipse, and Komposer.

I know many Mac addicts who use Dreamweaver, which has also been ported to Windows.

I may have already posted some of this previously in this thread (too tired and lazy right now to browse through it, but I vaguely remember doing so)

One final thing, the debugging capabilities are the main reason I use Zend Studio. Blows everything else out of the water.