First year Comp Sci student looking for single c++ coding software.
must have nice text formating features. files must play nicely with emacs. Will consider shareware, but prefer free stuff.
flick.
You probably could find a copy of the now-discontinued BBEdit Lite somewhere. It was a free application. Maybe it's on one of those free CDs that come with magazines. I don't think it's been more than six months since it was last available.
You probably could find a copy of the now-discontinued BBEdit Lite somewhere. It was a free application. Maybe it's on one of those free CDs that come with magazines. I don't think it's been more than six months since it was last available.
SubEthaEdit has syntax colouring for C++, so I think it is probably more useful than BBEdit Lite, which had such features disabled if I remember correctly.
SubEthaEdit is very nice. It offers syntax coloring for over a dozen languages including C and C++. You can set it to either use the tab character or to use a set number of spaces each time you press the tab key, set it to indent new lines to match the previous line, set it to highlight matching brackets as you type or when you select them, and coolest of all is its Rendezvous feature that allows group programming (though, you may never use this). It's a very lightweight app and very fast.
I played with Sub ethers,d,s,,, last night I think its the winner. Thanks for the reviews and the quick responses. You all deserve a treat. good boy. sit!
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Originally posted by Flick Justice
First year Comp Sci student looking for single c++ coding software.
must have nice text formating features. files must play nicely with emacs. Will consider shareware, but prefer free stuff.
flick.
Try SubEthaEdit, unless you're looking for a terminal app in which case never mind...
Socrates
Originally posted by Flick Justice
First year Comp Sci student looking for single c++ coding software.
must have nice text formating features. files must play nicely with emacs. Will consider shareware, but prefer free stuff.
flick.
You probably could find a copy of the now-discontinued BBEdit Lite somewhere. It was a free application. Maybe it's on one of those free CDs that come with magazines. I don't think it's been more than six months since it was last available.
Originally posted by Skipjack
You probably could find a copy of the now-discontinued BBEdit Lite somewhere. It was a free application. Maybe it's on one of those free CDs that come with magazines. I don't think it's been more than six months since it was last available.
SubEthaEdit has syntax colouring for C++, so I think it is probably more useful than BBEdit Lite, which had such features disabled if I remember correctly.
Socrates
Alternatively, you could use Apple's own Xcode.
Both are free.
flick.