List your favorite text editor.

[vidarh]

Mine is FrexxEd (free, open source). Powerful right out of the box, and insanely configurable through it's script language FPL which is 99% C (if you know C, then you know FPL). If some feature you need or want is missing, just write it yourself in FPL. The possibilities are almost endless.

FrexxEd here too... I'm working on an AROS port. Actually, I spent weeks improving the AROS console.device/handler because it infuriated me when I started working on the AROS port of FrexxEd...  The changes I made for AROS should almost all make it easier to port to OS4 too (though I hear the 68k version runs fine on OS4).

After that I plan on starting to add a few new features, update the look slightly etc...

[vidarh]

So FrexxEd has nothing to do with rexx?

Not in terms of the built in scripting language, but almost all functionality in FrexxEd is also accessible via ARexx.

[Vulture]

Mostly Black's Editor here.

[Fats]

If I remember correctly the history is like this: MEmacs->CED->GED. If needed some hacking in Ed if I need to boot without startup-sequence.
Work related on UNIX something like this: emacs->XCoral->jed->Nedit->emacs.

greets,
Staf.

[bubblebobble]

TuiTED, anyone?

(http://www.hd-rec.de/Archive/TuiTED.lha)

(and hopefully soon "NTuiTED"...)

[redfox]

On my A2000HD system, I used Ed for basic text editor and the Write program from the Amiga Appetizer suite and Final Writer for word processing.

On my PPC system, I use NotePad for basic text editor and Final Writer 97 for word processing.

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redfox

[walter]

On a slightly related note (not really), anyone remember AnalytiCalc?

I had completely forgotten analyticalc.  It was a spreadsheet in FORTRAN ported from
who-knows-where in the first year or so of the Amiga, right?  I could never get it to
do ANYTHING on my A1000 (probably under 1.2).  Crash, crash, crash.

I met the guy who ported it at an Amiga show.  Seemed like a fine fellow.

[walter]

Gee, Idono.

I presently use Cubic (GoldED).  It does everything I need, but sometimes certain
features of the UI (mostly in C mode) bother me.  Of course, I've done very little
to customize it.

I've used Memacs, AME (with DICE C I think) and several GNU emacs versions.  I
was finally feeling at home with emacs when a horrendous bug bit me (can't re-
member what it was, or what version).  Quill was acceptable, but a little harder on
the eyes.  I've used the Lattice C editor, Notepad, ed and edit, too, but not lately.

[Templario]

I like GoldED

[petemaxi]

I used to use a programme called MegaEd on my A500+, really liked it, though it did crash a bit too often, I seem to remember.

http://ftp://ftp.funet.fi/pub/amiga/fish/701-800/ff743/MegaEd.lha

[rebraist]

Hi! I'm thinking to buy cubic ide. How does it run under winuae? I would like to use it to write some code.
How do you thinik it is as editor? And as code editor?

[commodorejohn]

Programmer's Notepad on Windows and GEdit or Nano on Linux. Haven't found a favorite on the Amiga yet.

[murple]

vim, on Amiga, Linux, and any other platform I can use it.

[runequester]

must admit I dont use it enough to really look for a replacement, so on the miggy I just use ed for quick editing of configuration stuff.
Final writer for bigger stuff's

[TheGoose]

Notepad.

*hides*

Notepad 2

*crawls back under rock*

[TheBilgeRat]

Notepad 2

*crawls back under rock*

Lately its been notepad++ on win side (or Eclipse),

Memacs and cygnusEd and Ed on the miggy side.