Last time I opened VI - I couldnt close it - and f*'d up my file .... I'm a
*sorry* programmer who migrated from windows - used to a GUI IDE ... spoiled
to the bone - with hopes and ambitions of writing top quality xWindows apps
that keep me outta the console......
QT2.3.0 doesnt seem to have an IDE - other than qtdesigner (for forms dev)
... I'm looking for an IDE that I can write my apps in x, test run them -
debug them, and package them .... all from x .... Borland's Kylix is out in
pascal with a thousand dollar price tag - the C++ version is in the works -
but who can afford that? ....
Yeah - I'm still looking too.
Flashelp
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> > Hi ,
> > Can any body suggest the editor for linux, which is similar to =
> > Editor for windows..(www.gensoft.com).
> > Because through the code reading ( means searching through several files
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> > at a time and other things are very easy..)
> > thanks in advance,
> > srinivas.
> Hi,
> Please don't post attachments or HTML. Thanks :)
> To answer your question - there are somewhat windows-ish editors
> available, although I can't name them offhand; you might do a search
> on freshmeat.net.
> But I very strongly urge you to learn a standard text editor such as
> vi or emacs (the latter being my preference); yes, they do come with a
> learning-curve (just like Linux itself), but they are also infinitely
> more powerful and flexible (just like Linux itself ;). They support
> such things as viewing multiple files, automatic indentation and
> colorization when viewing/editing code, very powerful regular
> expressions-based search-and-replace (much, /much/ better than
> standard search-and-replace), and a score of other very useful
> features.
> HAND,
> Micah
> --
> Let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath
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