c editor ?
James Stevenson
would anyone know of a good c editor for
a terminal that would highlight code etc..
thanks
James
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Chad O Hulbert
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> Hi
>
> would anyone know of a good c editor for
> a terminal that would highlight code etc..
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Matt Kennedy
> Hi
>
> would anyone know of a good c editor for
> a terminal that would highlight code etc..
You may want to try VIM. It has syntax highlighting, plus many more
features that I will neglect to mention. As it is, of course, "a vi
workalike" (from their webpage), it can have a steep learning curve.
It is however, well worth it. The homepage is http://www.vim.org
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Tom
do it?
I always thought that vim spawns a new window something like a colour xterm
or a graphical window. If we allow X11 interaction / window spawning that
I'd go for emacs ... syntax highlighting is then only one of the nice
features ... you get many MANY __MANY__ more plus an easy way to develop
your own extensions.
Ah, and it is (I would have thought) possible to get basic syntax highliting
(bold/underline etc.) in non-X terminal if it suports font modification
(please correct me if I'm wrong).
Long live emacs. :))
Regards,
Tom
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> James Stevenson wrote:
> >
> > Hi
> >
> > would anyone know of a good c editor for
> > a terminal that would highlight code etc..
>
Warren Porter
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> would anyone know of a good c editor for
> a terminal that would highlight code etc..
The new version of TSE (The Semware Editor) does that, try
http://www.semware.com
Warren Porter
Gabor <ga...@vmunix.com> wrote in message
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> # > would anyone know of a good c editor for
> # > a terminal that would highlight code etc..
> #
> # The new version of TSE (The Semware Editor) does that, try
> # http://www.semware.com
>
> It doesn't run on any Unix. Did you check which newsgroup you're
> replying in?
It runs on my PC but I use it to edit files with a mapped drive to a
directory on a SCO Unix machine. I can't compile until I get back on Unix,
unlike the DOS version I have at home. It can print on the network printer
though.
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Mikael Nylund
Warren> James Stevenson <Ja...@ws2.home> wrote in message
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>> would anyone know of a good c editor for a terminal that would
>> highlight code etc..
Warren> The new version of TSE (The Semware Editor) does that, try
Warren> http://www.semware.com
I would suggest, Xemacs or Emacs. Both have powerful C/C++ editing mode,
with syntax highlighting + many more features. Works in X or in terminal.
http://www.xemacs.org
http://www.emacs.org
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bha...@my-deja.com
Download and install new Vim 5.5 (http://www.vim.org)
It does syntax highlighting and more and you don't need to be in X to
use Syntax Highlighting.. just type..
:syntax on
when you in vim.
it'll light up everything...
http://cohesion.penguinpowered.com:99
background of picture is VIM with syntax highlighting on.
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Before you buy.
John E. Davis
wrote:
>would anyone know of a good c editor for
>a terminal that would highlight code etc..
Try jed from ftp://space.mit.edu/pub/davis/jed/v0.99/. Precompiled
Redhat binaries of the latest version are also available (see
http://space.mit.mit.edu/%7Edavis/jed.html for the appropriate link).
Jed is extremely configurable, with a powerful macro language, syntax
highlighting, and supports many programming modes. The latest version
even supports drop-down menus from a menu bar and X is NOT required.
Hence it may be exactly what you are looking for. Supported
emulations include emacs, wordstar, Borland's ide, brief, and EDT. See
http://space.mit.edu/~/davis/images/jed1.gif for an image of jed
illustrating some of these features.
Good luck,
--John
Tom
connected via a serial port to the main server? It can do it only if the
terminal supports it and so can emacs.
Tom
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> > >>>>> "Warren" == Warren Porter <warre...@netdoor123.com> writes:
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> > Warren> James Stevenson <Ja...@ws2.home> wrote in message
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> > >> would anyone know of a good c editor for a terminal that would
> > >> highlight code etc..
> >
Stephen Baynes
>
> Hi
>
> would anyone know of a good c editor for
> a terminal that would highlight code etc..
If by terminal you mean a text terminal then I can't help, but
if you mean an Xterminal or an X windows display then I recommend
nedit. ( Try ftp://ftp.fnal.gov/pub/nedit/v4_0_2 ).
If you don't like the highligting it offers, you can easily change it.
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