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This is why I really liked EmEditor. It had neat features like vertical selection and native CSV support. It's great being able to switch between filetypes and
by whichdan 15y ago
This is why I really liked EmEditor. It had neat features like vertical selection and native CSV support. It's great being able to switch between filetypes and have the editor automatically adapt to what you're working with.
EmEditor also had better Find/Replace support. TextMate likes to freeze up while searching through files, and a lot of other editors seem to just shove the Find/Replace dialogue wherever there's some extra space. I think there's a lot of room for innovation here.
Besides that, I mainly just want a clean & configurable environment. TextMate does that well, since I have a project drawer, tabs, symbol jump list at the bottom, and nothing else.
Edit: For what it's worth, I've been using TextMate for about a year, and I'm in the process of switching to Vim/Vico.