Re: powerful editors versus IDEs (was: License to Steal)

[Aron Felix Gurski <aron@spam-block.gmx.li>]

Gary Scott wrote:
> 
> If you're using windows, Kedit for Windows has the best of both worlds,
> either GUI or command line or both in whatever mixture you might need.
> Emulate virtually any other editor, extremely powerful macros and native
> command set.  Not sure if there's a syntax highlighting recognition file
> for Ada, but fairly easy to create one that's reasonably comprehensive.
> http://www.kedit.com  I mix usage with Visual Studio by adding Kedit to
> the "tools" menu.

A non-commercial equivalent of KEdit (or IBM's XEdit) is available; it's called
THE and can be found at

	http://www.lightlink.com/hessling/THE/index.html

It's available for the Win* as well as the Un*x platforms.

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