What do you use

Furr

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what tool do you use to write your code before compilling it? just out of curiosity?
 

SheepCow

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C# = Visual Studio
C++ = Visual Studio
C = EditPlus
Java = Eclipse
PHP = EditPlus
 

anattic

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On the windows box: Textpad, Visual Studio, or Codewarrior (depending on what I'm doing). On the UNIX boxes: vi.
 

Chilly

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nano/pico ????

somewhat lacking in rather a lot of features for coding id have thought?
 

Panda On Smack

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ASP etc - Dreambeaver/Notepad
Actionscript - Flash (you can't use anythign else right?)
 

wyrd_fish

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Chilly said:
nano/pico ????

somewhat lacking in rather a lot of features for coding id have thought?
has everything i need

syntax highlighting and support for home/end


i've been meaning to learn vi(m) but really cba, you only need other featrues if you make mistakes ;)
 

phlash

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C/C++ - DevCPP or vi (if less than 100 lines :)), Visual Studio for WinCE
XML & Java - IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse (until it crashes - bah!), JCreator, vi (again)
Scripts - vi (usually 'cause I hack sh or perl on Un*x)

I like IDEs that don't hide the compiler options (but I have to put up with Visual Studio for WinCE), that have syntax checking, auto-completion, can manage includes/imports for me so I can concentrate on the actual code and that can refactor reliably. Not asking much eh?
 

Shovel

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Currently using the Visual Studio Express Editions for anything .NET related (free download until November). They're very good.
HTML/CSS/JavaScript is done on a mix of Dreamweaver 8 and Notepad++, depending on whether I'm building an entire site or just hacking the odd individual file.

That's pretty much all I do at the moment. Although I am using the free version of EMS SQL Manager 2005 for building a Firebird database at the moment.
 

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