Text Editor

Doug,

I'm at 6.5 as well...been using it since  Brief died
out...and it's got a 
Brief mode so things are cool here.

Great little editor for html, web, etc...and you're right,
it's not free...

Don in DC

At 11:42 AM 3/14/2006 -0500, you wrote:
>My favorite text editor (bar none) at least for program
code is Codewright.
>But it isn't exactly freeware.  
>
>I haven't upgraded it since version 6.5 and it looks
like it has another new
>owner and belongs to Borland now and is up to version
7.5.  But if this
>editor doesn't do it, you probably don't need it.  Or
if you do, you just
>extend it yourself using any of serveral macros
languages (simple API
>sequences like a batch file, or more complex logic in
Perl, Basic, or C).
>In fact, CodeWright is the engine Paul Conte used for
the Windows version of
>Flex/Edit, although that was using older versions of the
engine.
>
>To keep in on-topic to the subject though, you not only
have the cursor
>row/col in the status bar, but you can turn on a ruler
on the top of a
>window with a shadow cursor to show the current
position.
>
>Doug
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Don,

I'm at 6.5 as well...been using it since  Brief died out...


I began using it since early 1994 (Flex/Edit for Windows 1.0
beta), but I
think the CodeWright engine was already at v3 by that stage.
 After Aldon
dropped Flex/Edit, I started buying CodeWright myself to get
to v5 then v6
because I wanted the new engine and macro features.  But I
didn't buy any
upgrades beyond 6.5, and now I see the current 7.5 upgrade
pricing is only
for those who are on at least 6.6 or later.  :(  But still
the v6.5 engine
blows away any other editor I have used.  Especially with
the Flex/Edit DLL
extensions (for RPG stuff).

Doug
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