Macros are stored in INI files, so technically they can be fine-tuned by hand, but just look at the structure and run away screaming. Not too efficient with large files (30 MB+), but EmEditor is worse, especially with line wrapping on. The nicest-looking code folding I've seen.Ī little off-putting self-promotion on the part of the author, and when I've already bought a program, I certainly don't want to see any 'buy this too!' come-ons in the menu (Regex Buddy, get lost!). So-so syntax highlighting (try EmEditor for ultimate power). strip trailing whitespace on save place backups in a designated folder minimize window when closing last open file, clicking in the gutter does not select line, etc). Even the snippets pane has this functionality, making very quick to get new snippets for the programming language you are using.Ī little slow to start up, a little too garish with the profusion of colors and icons (though the colors can be tamed).

The syntax highlighting is great, the author even has special programmes for download that allow you to create your own schemes very easily, or edit existing ones, another programme lets you create File navigation schemes for helkpings ee the structure of a file (like a list of classes and functions in a php file, for example.)Īll these can be shared online with other users, and you can download and update schems and structures directly through EPP. The interface is easy to use, it's has very many features. The S&R pane is one of the reasons why I started using EPP, I hate popup S&R windows. I love EPP Search and replace pane, it's annoying as hell when working with other programmes, to no longer see the S&R window when switching tabs. The Find and replace not being in a seperate window is just a matter of personal taste. I've had no problems like the previous commentator with UTF-8.

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