I think there's much more flexibility in ultraedit myself - including spellcheck, line numbering, 'find and replace in files', etc etc etc - it found the one MILLyun html errors in .classic 6.2 and threads 6.4

I use Zend Studio on my Mac to write/edit PHP scripts. On the server side I use usual the editor of Midnight Commander and sometimes Nano.

No no no. A simple macro linked to ispell...built in spellcheck. Want to hop to line 34, <esc>:34. Find and replace, command line "perl -pi -e".

I've tried just about every editor, ultraedit, zend studio, etc. I always find myself coming back to all command line tools because I'm always feeling limited in one way or another

:paws at nano: it's pure love...

I use gedit. It highlights syntax and takes what I type and puts it into a file. Tis' all I really need. (also if I'm stuck in a terminal, nano does the job quite nicely)

Nano wins :x

You really should try Komodo It is also cross-platform (Win/Lin/Mac) and if you buy an IDE license (Edit is freeware), it applies to all three platforms

I'm liking nano more than vi too. Still love UltraEdit. Running on Parallels on my Mac too, as I have yet to find a mac text editor worth a darn.

Well, since MacOSX runs on *nix, you should be able to slap nano on it...

it already is. default.

gnu nano 1.2.4 is what it says.

well, there you go, Nano for everyone :x...

ditto on mine, likely one of the latest stable releases

Ultraedit is up to v 14.1

EditPad Pro RuLeZ!

Although I am sure it does little more than version 12