Re: What program instead of Kwrite?

[Christophe B. <to...@to...>]

  Well, I'm a fan of vim... There is *nothing* you can't configure in,
and lots lots of tools for programming.

  Worth giving it a try... see www.vim.org, vim.sf.net, and for a heavy
configured vim's screenshot, "cream", see
http://freshmeat.net/screenshots/21271/

  - Tof

On Sat, 2002-08-31 at 00:55, Albert 'TSDgeos' Astals Cid wrote:
> I think Kwrite is a good text editor, it let's you configure the font, ha=
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> syntax highlight, etc.
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> Is the program i use to edit .cpp and .html files
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> The "little" problem it has is that it uses KDE libraries and iceWM seems=
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> to be only partially compatible with KDE, sometimes kwrite closes itself,=
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> and i think this is unacceptable.
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> I've tried some other editors, but haven't found one similar.
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> This is why i ask the list for suggestions about text editors that don't=20
> use KDE libraries. They should be similar to kwrite in options, and THE=20
> THING I WANT MORE is that it don't cut a line when it is too long and put=
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> it in the line below, i hate this behaviour.
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> Thanks.
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