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Can I ask what you mean with large files? I haven't tried Atom in a while but I recall it having issues with something as small as 2MB. Granted, I typically u
by disposition2 11y ago
Can I ask what you mean with large files? I haven't tried Atom in a while but I recall it having issues with something as small as 2MB.
Granted, I typically use Sublime in a way that others probably do not...more for manipulating / viewing data than actual coding. Outside of HTML, JS & CSS, I tend to use IDEs for development (VS for C#, XCode for ObjC and Jetbrains for most everything else). Maybe Atom isn't meant for that type of use and it much more suited for use as something akin to an IDE.
All that being said, I have found nothing that compares to Sublime for simple data viewing / manipulation (regex)...it seems to have no issues with 100+ MB files where as I don't even know if Atom could open something that large.
- BinaryIdiot 11y ago> Can I ask what you mean with large files? I haven't tried Atom in a while but I recall it having issues with something as small as 2MB. Since I only use Atom to write code I would consider anything over, say, 200kb a large file. Unless it's a log file I never open anything larger than that in Atom. A few MB usually isn't too bad but once I hit around 5MB it gets to be just too slow. I use sublime for browsing log files :)
- thechao 11y agoI have to with with C files that have single macros that weigh in at 5+MB.
- swsieber 11y agoMy usual goto for simple data viewing / manipulation (regex) is geany. I find it's search and replace to be a little friendly for me. Though I do miss some dialog keybinds that I can't seem to find anymore on Mac OSX (the ones for document only vs selection only vs entire session for substitutions).