REQ: Good C file editor under Linux

[manitooo]

I am looking for a good programming environnement, with option like Komodo (but for C programming) or like Source Insight (by the way, which is the Best code file editor IU have ever seen)....


If anyone knows about a good soft like this, I'm very interesting...

Additionnal information, I know about Kdevelopp and other (Visual like soft) but I would like to find a text editor only, and more convivial than Emacs (besides the fact that it is powerfull)

THX in advance for your help and I hope I'm clear enough

 

[needle]

Hi, I don't know if you would like nedit. At least I do. A text editor with syntax highlighting, the column block copy/paste function is really nice.

Haven't used komodo at all, I maynot know what you want.

 

[bigbrother]

Needle do u know how to make a region in NEDIT [a program in C] and nedit performs automatic indent into this region?

I mean it will re-arrange the spaces so if ihere are smt like:

{
{
aa;
}
}
it will transform it in
{
{
aa
}
}


[i.e. it will move to the right level the corresponding text]?


In emacs there is this function, but I could locate it in NEDIT...

any help would be appreciated...


by the way...I use NEDIT for linux and is really good!

 

[miketong]

Pprogramming Environnement for C Language
-- C-Forge ----
www.codeforge.com

 

[twinsen]

Have a look at the eclipse project w w w.eclipse.org. It supports JAVA by default but there is a C/C++ plugin available on the site and under development. Its open source and runs on microcrap, linux, AIX, Solaris, QNX and HP/UX

C++ plugin here... hxxp://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/indextools.cgi/%7Echeckout%7E/cdt-home/downloads/main.html

Oops... you only looking for a text editor....but you may be interested anyway :wink:

 

[mami_hacky]

nedit is so powerfull. I use it for my both verilog and C designs. Under windows I know textpad, capable of doing the work very well. and it seems that it's producer is now developing a new version of textpad for linux.

 

[gabby]

Hi

You have one of the powerfull editor under linux that is also free
it called vi(or vim) it a great text editor.

here is the link to him:
https://www.vim.org/download.php#unix

Best regards. 8)

 

[bigbrother]

Of course every linux, freebsd and *NIX distro have something that can be used to develop C or whatever programs..

its

cat > file.txt << EOF

(try on ur console and start typing whatever u like. If the first 3 letters of the line are
EOF, the entries will be saved on file.txt)


Although some people say that it doesnt have some characteristics that modern text processors have, some hard-core unix users think that is the best tool made

 

[ngjh]

I havent used it b4 but JEdit might be of interest to you guys
Download free at http://www.jedit.org

 

[Phytex]

Linux C-Code Editor

Hi,

I think Visual Slick Edit is one of the best C-Code Editors! They have a Version for Windows Unix and Linux.
But it isn't free! But if you need I have a key for all Versions!

Phytex

PS: Havea look at h**p://www.slickedit.com

 

[tqt]

Hi,

I have been using FTE editor. It is free, text based and runs on DOS, Windows, Linux, some Unix variants and OS/2. It's not the perfect editor but I like it. The source code is also available for download.

h**p://fte.sourceforge.net

 

[huntmine]

i thought linux already has a good complier builtin

i thought all linux already has a good complier builtin

 

[needle]

Needle do u know how to make a region in NEDIT [a program in C] and nedit performs automatic indent into this region?

I mean it will re-arrange the spaces so if ihere are smt like:

{
{
aa;
}
}
it will transform it in
{
{
aa
}
}


[i.e. it will move to the right level the corresponding text]?


In emacs there is this function, but I could locate it in NEDIT...

any help would be appreciated...


by the way...I use NEDIT for linux and is really good!

-----------
I don't know if NEDIT has this function. I would select that paticular rectangular block, cut and paste by indent, or insert a few columns of space right before the block to be indented. Either way, I only need a few mouse clicks.

During the old days of pc-dos, my favorite C text editor was PE2. It is history now.

 

[AMX]

For a special reason, I didn't choose the NEDIT as my text editor, but maybe you just can do this by pressing Tab key.
NEDIT is designed as a common text editor, it can't do this thing automatically.
I don't know if there is a plug-in for it can do this.

 

[Cleotis]

I havent used it b4 but JEdit might be of interest to you guys
Download free at http://www.jedit.org

jEdit is very good (especially with the Jalopy plugin, also available for Eclipse)

 

[Antharax]

what's wrong with gvim or vim?

It's very powerfull, has syntax highlighting, ...

Antharax

 

[Dark Angel]

Here are some simple editors:
http://www.scintilla.org
**broken link removed**
http://www.praven3.com/credit/

Hope it's what you're looking for.

 

[jimjim2k]

The V IDE for GNU g++ and Java

Hi

The V IDE for GNU g++ and Java


VIDE is the V Integrated Development Environment for the GNU g++ compiler and the standard Sun Java Development Kit. The current release is Version 1.24 for MS-Windows and Linux (RedHat 6.x, 7.x; Mandrake 8.x; others). Executables for MS-Windows 9x/NT and Linux (glibc) are available

1. h**p://www.objectcentral.com/vide.htm
2. h**p://www.objectcentral.com/downloads.htm
3. h**p://objectcentral.com/main.htm



* -> t

tnx

 

[manitooo]

what is "V" for ?

 

[drp]

Hmm, what about using KDevelop included in KDE (debian include it in the install cds, the others linux no idea, but probably also they include it)