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I also use Notepad++ and like it a lot. It keeps things simple and just works. One of the coolest features is if you change a file anywhere, the changes are a
by JesseAldridge 17y ago
I also use Notepad++ and like it a lot. It keeps things simple and just works. One of the coolest features is if you change a file anywhere, the changes are automatically reflected in the opened buffer.
I use Total Commander for opening files: http://www.ghisler.com/ http://www.ghisler.com/
Emacs and vim fill me with rage every time I try to use them. And I definitely prefer several small tools to a big, monolithic IDE.