TextMate like editor for Windows?

[Leandro Ardissone]

Hi,

I'm looking a good programming IDE for windows because the company
where I work now requires that I use a Windows machine, but I'm so
familiarized with TextMate, and love the auto completion feature.

Anyone knows something similar for Windows?
specially for the Autocompletion feature.

[Bob Koss]

Which language are you programming in? Eclipse just rocks for Java.

TextPad is a good editor.

[Stelian Iancu]

Hello,

I know that on Windows there is JEdit (a Java-based programmer's editor - as
a matter of fact, it should work also on Mac and Linux, since it's written
in Java). AFAIR, it has auto completion.

Or maybe you would like to use a full-featured IDE (I was under the
impression that TextMate is more like an editor, not a full IDE). Eclipse is
very nice for Java and C/C++ (with CDT) and also now there are plug-ins for
a LOT of other languages.

If you work in .NET, there is a free IDE called SharpDevelop or, depending
on the project requirements, maybe even the Express products from Microsoft
(which are also free, I believe).

Best regards,
Stelian Iancu
stelia...@gmail.com

[GTD Wannabe]

It's all about Eclipse these days - that is the ultimate IDE in my
opinion. I was sold on the fact that I could restore code to stuff I
was working on yesterday, *before* I tried to do something interesting,
i.e., break it ;)

Check it out at www.eclipse.org. It's got a bustling user community
and there are new plugins all the time. I know you can do Java, C/C++,
Perl, plus text editing, HTML, draw UML diagrams, and even instant
messaging!

And, it's written in Java, so you could bring it to your home machine
as well.

[Surfbits]

When I used PC's I love a program called UltraEdit. Not free, but very
powerful.
www.ultraedit.com

[Adrienne Travis]

Crimson Editor is a nice, freeware text editor with syntax highlighting (though not code completion). www.crimsoneditor.com

UltraEdit does code completion, but, as Surfbits says, isn't free.

--Adrienne

[William Neumann]

Vim works for Windows too, you know...
It's got autocomplete, intellisense [1], and pretty much anything else
you might need.

[1] <http://insenvim.sourceforge.net/index.php>

[jus...@zeusedit.com]

Leandro Ardissone wrote:

> I'm looking a good programming IDE for windows

The Zeus for Windows IDE:

http://www.zeusedit.com/features.html
Note: Zeus is shareware (45 day trial).

It has features like class browsing, syntax highlighting,
smart indent, code folding, project/workspace management,
integrated version control etc etc.

Jussi Jumppanen
Author: Zeus for Windows

[jbarker]

Try PSPad. I've been using it for a while already and I think it's
great :)

[Amit]

I used to use ultraedit. That might be worth looking into. I think its
free as well.

Amit

[jus...@zeusedit.com]

> I used to use ultraedit. That might be worth looking into. I think
> its free as well.

Ultraedit is in fact shareware and not freeware.

Jussi Jumppanen
Author: Zeus for Windows IDE
http://www.zeusedit.com