I post this here because I know N++ users are discerning and some also use a Mac as do I. I've been using an old (but not the free) version of BBEdit on the Mac and I hate it despite using BBEdit for maybe 15 years. Any recommendations would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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Thanks Jocelyn. I hadn't known about TextMate and after going through the info at macromates.com, I'm interested. I will try the free intro. I see the price is $54 which is good but the reason I never upgraded my BBEdit is because it has too many update$ and I do not use it often enough. So I may still be reluctant to spend 54. N++ is my side editor at work on Windows butI do use it a lot because it does tons for me that my main programming editor does not do. I do not program on my Mac but I hate using Word or Neooffice for documents unless it's something I'm ready to distribute (which is similar to one of my many uses for N++ on Windows).
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I post this here because I know N++ users are discerning and some also use a Mac as do I. I've been using an old (but not the free) version of BBEdit on the Mac and I hate it despite using BBEdit for maybe 15 years. Any recommendations would be appreciated.
Thanks.
TextMate? However it's not free. But it's worth every penny.
http://macromates.com/
joce.
Thanks Jocelyn. I hadn't known about TextMate and after going through the info at macromates.com, I'm interested. I will try the free intro. I see the price is $54 which is good but the reason I never upgraded my BBEdit is because it has too many update$ and I do not use it often enough. So I may still be reluctant to spend 54. N++ is my side editor at work on Windows butI do use it a lot because it does tons for me that my main programming editor does not do. I do not program on my Mac but I hate using Word or Neooffice for documents unless it's something I'm ready to distribute (which is similar to one of my many uses for N++ on Windows).