I was wondering what editor everyone uses for programming.
I currently use notepad++, it has basic highlighting and that's about it.
I've tried a bunch of the ones listed on the wowwiki page but quite frankly I can't find one that has all the features I want, most specifically code formatting. I thought the one for visual studio would have this as the regular visual studio plug-ins all have code formatting but was disappointed when they didn't.
I'm using TextPad. Support highlight of LUA syntax and I'm particularly found of searching for a string or regular expression in all files from a directory tree.
(Offtopic: my first editor actually was ed, which probably explains why my version of "intuitive interface" is so farked compared to everybody else's.)
The suckiness of lua-mode makes me grind my teeth regularly; Block-comments with "unterminated" single quotes will screw up syntax coloring of everything under them.
I currently use notepad++, it has basic highlighting and that's about it.
I've tried a bunch of the ones listed on the wowwiki page but quite frankly I can't find one that has all the features I want, most specifically code formatting. I thought the one for visual studio would have this as the regular visual studio plug-ins all have code formatting but was disappointed when they didn't.
To be fair, back when I was still hacking on GCC, the majority of the other maintainers all used Emacs. They customized the hell out of it too.
http://xkcd.com/378/
(Offtopic: my first editor actually was ed, which probably explains why my version of "intuitive interface" is so farked compared to everybody else's.)
Rejoice, you are not alone. Although I would appreciate a hint or two on how to make lua-mode not suck as much as it does. :)
If you are interested, I've converted the UI.xsd to .rnc for the nxml mode use. You can get it from http://github.com/vhallac/editorsetups/blob/master/.emacs.common/packages/nxml-mode-20041004/schema/wowui.rnc