Every Rainmeter user need text editor, so which is best according to you?
Reply telling us why, and if you use plugins which ones?
Suggest other text editors, i'll add them in pool.
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Which is your favorite text/code editor?
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Which is your favorite text/code editor?
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Re: Which is your favorite text/code editor?
I like having multiple windows at once and that makes Notepad a no-brainer for me. I found Notepad++ to fussy with the colouring, settings and tabs tbh...
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Re: Which is your favorite text/code editor?
I use modified Notepad2 (with code folding and some other small tweaks).
Another change comparing to normal release is my custom dark scheme (Based on obsidian theme though).
Why? Becouse i knew it long time before i even heard of Rainmeter so I'm simply used to it, and I appreciate it's simplicity and yet powerfull enough features.
Another great editor is Sublime Text, especially with MerlinTheRed's Rainmeter Package, which I would recommend to any new user. It makes coding nice and simple.
Speaking of Rainmeter exclusive code highlighting and some other related funcionality, you should take a look also at Notepad++ and poiru's RainLexer plugin
Just try one of these if you haven't already, and you will want to see Standard Windows Notepad burn.
Another change comparing to normal release is my custom dark scheme (Based on obsidian theme though).
Why? Becouse i knew it long time before i even heard of Rainmeter so I'm simply used to it, and I appreciate it's simplicity and yet powerfull enough features.
Another great editor is Sublime Text, especially with MerlinTheRed's Rainmeter Package, which I would recommend to any new user. It makes coding nice and simple.
Speaking of Rainmeter exclusive code highlighting and some other related funcionality, you should take a look also at Notepad++ and poiru's RainLexer plugin
Just try one of these if you haven't already, and you will want to see Standard Windows Notepad burn.
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Re: Which is your favorite text/code editor?
Notepad++
RainLexer plugin
My editor of choice for RM, and so much more...
RainLexer plugin
My editor of choice for RM, and so much more...
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Re: Which is your favorite text/code editor?
Ditto...
Notepad++
RainLexer plugin
Sublime Text looks nice, but a $60 text editor had better make me breakfast in the morning...
Notepad++
RainLexer plugin
Sublime Text looks nice, but a $60 text editor had better make me breakfast in the morning...
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Re: Which is your favorite text/code editor?
EditPlus with self-made Rainmeter syntax highlighting.
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Re: Which is your favorite text/code editor?
Oooh.. Seems like adding another text editor in pool cleared it from votes..
Last time I checked statistics was something like:
Windows Notepad: 1
Notepad2: 1
Notepad++: 8
Sublime Text: 7
But please vote again.. Sorry for inconvenience..
PS. Happy New Year
Last time I checked statistics was something like:
Windows Notepad: 1
Notepad2: 1
Notepad++: 8
Sublime Text: 7
But please vote again.. Sorry for inconvenience..
PS. Happy New Year
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Re: Which is your favorite text/code editor?
NoteTabPro with a Rainmeter Quickbook, the Rainmeter Manual installed.
Still working on a Syntax highlighter for it, but it works extremely well - highly recommended.
Still working on a Syntax highlighter for it, but it works extremely well - highly recommended.
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Re: Which is your favorite text/code editor?
favEditor=([Notepad++] + #Rainlexer#)
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Re: Which is your favorite text/code editor?
SciTE with minimal syntax highlighting.
no, nothing fancy here, i'm just used to it. cross-platform support is a bonus.
font: Adobe Source Code Pro
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no, nothing fancy here, i'm just used to it. cross-platform support is a bonus.
font: Adobe Source Code Pro
color scheme:Zenburn
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