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> it always has to load the entire file before displaying the first line. Aren't there some editors that don't have to do that? http://www.ultraedit.com/ http:
by PavlovsCat 10y ago
> it always has to load the entire file before displaying the first line. Aren't there some editors that don't have to do that?
http://www.ultraedit.com/ http://www.ultraedit.com/
ST is neat. UE is heavy duty.
- wodenokoto 10y agoFunny this doesn't come up more often when discussing St, as it is about the same price and an old name. How is it to use?
- PavlovsCat 10y ago> How is it to use? Depends on how you configure it, it can be a lot of things. The UI is pretty amazing, but I don't have the knowledge or time to do it justice in the least, sorry :) To be perfectly honest, the first time I finally tried it after hearing so much about it for so long, Sublime Text kind of disappointed me. You can't even print out of the box -- waitwhat? It does other cool things, true, and there is room for more than one text editor, text files are awesome that way. But still, I felt a bit like when everybody was going nuts over Firefox because they didn't know about Opera. I love Mozilla (a lot) and harbour no ill will towards Sublime Text, but god damnit, software isn't as tight as it used to be. I don't know anything about anything and even I can tell.
- modeless 10y agoPrinting isn't a task for a text editor. If you want to print something, open it in your word processor. I would be disappointed if the Sublime devs wasted a bunch of time developing 3-platform printing support when there are about a million more useful editing features they could be working on instead.
- wodenokoto 10y agoI was thinking about ultra edit.