I don't use a single editor. Currently I'm using Visual Studio for all .NET related things, because it's a nice, overall IDE. I'm also getting into C++, for w

I don't use a single editor. Currently I'm using Visual Studio for all .NET related things, because it's a nice, overall IDE. I'm also getting into C++, for which I use vim in Ubuntu (although I am far, far from being a decent vim user). I couldn't stand the way it tried to handle everything by default and felt like it was interfering with my understanding of C++ dev. I also didn't like the way the VS solution layout doesn't match the disk layout. I wanted to get more down and dirty with my compiler, and possibly learn make. I also interchangably use Notepad++, Textmate and e-texteditor depending on what's available on the machine I'm on.