James Fuller wrote:
Joris Gillis wrote:
demands are:
* Lightweight, tiny, fast code editor.
* Very simple UI.
** No tree views, no grid views, no mapping views, no floating
toolbars...
** Just a screen were I can see the pointy brackets.
* Very basic functionality (line count, syntax highlighting, tag
completion - adapted for XSLT)
** No XSLT processing functions, no debugging, no Xpath/Xquery
testing
* Able to detect file changes
* Not written in Java
* My budget: 0 cents. (preferably open source)
if u are commandline orientated GNU emacs or Xemacs with nXML mode is a
winner everytime.
if its windows...I found using TextPad and PFE useful, Textpad has
useful plugin xml modules
if its mac osx AquaEmacs is a good option
And of course there is always vi/vim available on OSX, Linux and in
Windows with Cygwin.
-Rob
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