I'm getting tired of Notepad++ and its annoying and cumbersome interface. I'm looking for an editor with:
1.Syntax highlighting/+User-friendly way to edit highlights bonus
2.zero cost/+Open source bonus
3.search and replace:in selection/+regex bonus
4.Multiple document interface/+tree view bonus
5.Code folding or equivalent./+Auto-completion of keywords/brackets/functions bonus
6.Ability for changing font/colors/appearance freely .
7.Ability to handle unicode and large >64kb files.
8.Extensive undo/redo /+bonus for keeping it after saving.
9.Macros or scriptable commands.
When I use an editor, I don't want eight extra KILOBYTES of worthless help screens and cursor positioning code! I just want an EDitor!!
Not a "vimitor". Not a "emacsitor". Those aren't even WORDS!!!!
ED! ED! ED IS THE STANDARD!!!
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FrozenVoid!FrOzEn2BUo2009-01-04 17:02
>>3-7
The aren't editors, these are text processing apps.
I want to edit files. Not program them.
If you ever heard of Notepad you know what i mean.
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Anonymous2009-01-04 17:05
I'm getting tired of Notepad++ and its annoying and cumbersome interface. I'm looking for an EMACS with: 1.Syntax highlighting/+User-friendly way to edit highlights bonus
Yes/Yes
2.zero cost/+Open source bonus
Yes/Don't let RMS hear you calling it that
3.search and replace:in selection/+regex bonus
Yes/Emacs regex sucks
I'm getting tired of Notepad++ and its annoying and cumbersome interface. I'm looking for a VIM with: 1.Syntax highlighting/+User-friendly way to edit highlights bonus
Yes/Yes 2.zero cost/+Open source bonus
Yes/Yes 3.search and replace:in selection/+regex bonus
Yes/Yes
4.Multiple document interface/+tree view bonus
Yes/Plugin 5.Code folding or equivalent./+Auto-completion of keywords/brackets/functions bonus
Yes/Yes (Omni) 6.Ability for changing font/colors/appearance freely .
Yes 7.Ability to handle unicode and large >64kb files.
Yes/Yes 8.Extensive undo/redo /+bonus for keeping it after saving.
Yes/Yes 9.Macros or scriptable commands.
Yes
>>1
Komodo Edit might be what you want. It's free (as in beer), comes with a bunch of different syntax colours out of the box, has support for Firefox-like extensions, and has fairly auto-completion for dynamic languages.
>>25
even beer is freer than that. if someone gives you a free beer, you're allowed to give it to someone else without having to explain to them how to make beer.
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Anonymous2009-01-04 22:36
perhaps I misunderstood the idea behind free as in free beer. simply, you get it for free. that's all there is to it. anything which can be obtained without a fee is free beer
>>27
no, you just misunderstand the idea behind free as in GNU. free as in GNU means you get it for free but you can't really do anything useful with it.
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Anonymous2009-01-04 23:08
GNU beer is free to drink, but you have to go around peeing on everyone for the rest of your life if you add anything to it.
>>34
Why it shows as Encrypted with Yodas crypter?
Here are some key features of "Yodas Crypter":
· Polymorphic encryption
· Softice detection
· Anti Debug API's
· Erase PE Header
· Anti Dumping
· CRC checking
· Import Table encryption/destruction
· API Redirection
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Anonymous2009-01-05 6:58
>>36
Your identification tool didn't properly identify it, it's plain old UPX which is used to compress executables, and you can unpack it with "upx -d" switch, and stop touting Yoda's Cryptor as anything special, any reverser worth his salt would unpack it in a few minutes, those features are not anything special.
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Anonymous2009-01-05 7:06
oh and btw, yoda's cryptor's source is free/available, but I don't think GPLed, so it's used in commercial crap quite oftenly.
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Anonymous2009-01-05 7:10
oftenly
0/10
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FrozenVoid!FrOzEn2BUo2009-01-05 7:15
>>38
My Common Sense 2009 heuristic is wrong at this case.
result of uncompressed EXE scan:
TrID..: File type identification
Win32 Executable Generic (68.0%)
Generic Win/DOS Executable (15.9%)
DOS Executable Generic (15.9%)
Autodesk FLIC Image File (extensions: flc, fli, cel) (0.0%)