Joshua Allen wrote:
Does anyone use this on Windows? I have tried a few times to use jEdit
on Windows using Sun's VM and had screen refresh problems. I know it's
a bit offtopic, but maybe someone knows the quick answer.
I find jEdit a little clumsy too. My favorite OS editor/tool is eclipse
(http://eclipse.org). Feels much nicer...
As for an XML/XSL/(XSD|RNG)schema editor, I use Oxygen
(http://www.oxygenxml.com/). It is not OS, but is not that expensive. It
has definitely become my favorite for a few reasons:
- it works cross platform and you only need to buy one license
- it can be used in ecplipse (cross platform) as a plugin with the same
license as the standalone version
- it has catalog support
- it is basically a nice (gui-wise) wrapper around several OS apps.
- highly configurable
- it's own plugin architecture (not available in the eclipse plugin version)
these are my main reasons but there are several more features I did not
mention.
best,
-Rob
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