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I've heard of Epsilon, but never used it. Back in the days when I actually paid for text editors, my favorite was Multi-Edit (http://multieditsoftware.com/ htt
by andyhnj 10y ago
I've heard of Epsilon, but never used it.
Back in the days when I actually paid for text editors, my favorite was Multi-Edit (http://multieditsoftware.com/ http://multieditsoftware.com/). I remember UltraEdit (http://www.ultraedit.com/ http://www.ultraedit.com/) being pretty popular too.
Nowadays, whatever work I'm not doing in Visual Studio is being done in Notepad++.
- rhizome 10y agoUltraEdit, the TextMate of the 90s!
- limeyy 10y agoMultiEdit DOS version was a great tool indeed. looking at the activity of their forum, things are not very lively.
- mwfunk 10y agoSpeaking of bygone editors, I still have (very) fond memories of using QEdit (later TSE (The Semware Editor)) in my DOS-centric early '90s larval hacking days. Looks like they still sell it for $45 a pop, I don't think the website (http://www.semware.com http://www.semware.com) has changed much in the intervening 20 years though. :)