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Primary: Visual Studio (for C++) Notepad replacement: Notepad++ Prolog, Haskell: Sublime Text (thanks to it, I can get rid of emacs completely)
by zerr 13y ago
Primary: Visual Studio (for C++)
Notepad replacement: Notepad++
Prolog, Haskell: Sublime Text (thanks to it, I can get rid of emacs completely)
- AndreasFrom 13y agoWhy do you want to get rid of Emacs?
- zerr 13y agoWell, I didn't like it. Never felt productive in it. It felt very awkward. The only reason I was using it was the support of non-mainstream languages. Even when I was full-time in Linux, my go to IDE was KDevelop. And mcedit for simple text editing.
- adamors 13y ago> primary text editor > Visual Studio
- deleted 13y ago[deleted]
- dfox 13y agoWhile my most often used local editor is emacs by far (and zile remotely), I also tend to use Visual Studio as simple text editor on windows. Some kind of Visual Studio shell is installed on almost any windows machine I need to use (be it Visual Studio proper, AvrStudio or something like that) and in contrast to notepad it does not have problem with LF newlines.