Re: [chiPHPug-discuss] Text Editors

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For that matter the dos command "edit" isn't a bad editor for programming when visiting random windows host.  It also gives locations and is binary safe when used as edit /b.

Alec
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Date: Tue, 04 Aug 2009 17:27:37 
To: Chicago PHP User Group<chi...@li...>
Subject: Re: [chiPHPug-discuss] Text Editors


I've been using PSPad for about 6 months now and I am very happy with it.

Some others that I really like are notepad++ winvi. All of these 
programs (including pspad) require no installation.

As an aside, you can view row counts with notepad. View -> Status Bar. 
You must have word wrap disabled for this option to be available. This 
will give you a status bar that shows the row you are currently on. Go 
to the bottom and voila. It will not display the total row count like 
more advanced editors.

Roderick Thomas wrote:
> For those of you who I haven't met . . .
>
> I'm a novice programmer.  And I'm also an data analyst working in a 
> restrictive environment for the State of Michigan.   This being the 
> case, it's highly unusual for our Department of Information & Technology 
> to allow us to install software that has not been pre-approved by a host 
> of committees.   However, my recent duties require me to calculate the 
> total number of records (rows) in text files in order to meet certain 
> format requirements.  For this reason, I am in need of a text editor 
> more advanced than Notepad or Wordpad--one that at least displays row 
> counts.  Since a text editor of that sort has not been pre-approved, I 
> have been granted permission to test open source editors to recommend as 
> state-approved software.  Of course, I would like to take full advantage 
> of this opportunity.  For my personal interests I would like to test 
> editors that are also useful for PHP and MySql.  Java, Drupal, and other 
> platforms would be a plus.  But most importantly, for state business I 
> would need features like sorting, searching, data manipulation, and 
> other stuff based on certain unique formats.
>
>
> For example, I may want to identify or count strings that look like these:
>
> HD*as*01*286*441~
> REF*zz*20090731***~
> INS*1*20090701-20090731*y*x*04~
>
> Thanks.  Your feedback is greatly appreciated.
>
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