EmEditor is a text editor for Windows that supports JavaScript or VBScript macros, Unicode, plug-ins, syntax highlighting (including embedded scripts in HTML, ASP, and PHP files), drag-and-drop, and menu and keyboard customizations. This release supports not only JavaScript and VBScript for the text editing macros, but also PerlScript, PHPScript, Python, Ruby, and other languages as long as script engines you want to use are installed.
Supports macros and advanced features.
Yes - 30 day timeout
Yes
- The background color of pagebreak marks is now used for the outside range of narrowing. The default background color of the outside region becomes back to white
- "https" is now used to retrieve new updates
- The ">" button in Find/Replace dialog box now inserts a regular expression at the cursor position
- Logitech mouse tilt wheels are supported for horizontal scrolls
- Fixed the bug that selecting "Home Group" in the Explorer plug-in crashed on Windows 7
- Fixed the bug that #icon in macros did not correctly specify icons
Reviewing 8.06 (Sep 5, 2009)
Finally !
I finally found a text editor that is fast, polished, full of options, and has easy options to use regular expressions, script, batch processing with having to jump through all kind of buggy hoops (dada N++ !!!)
Reviewing 8.05 (Apr 24, 2009)
Pass. Like bigmama says, NotePad++ is way better and free. If you want an editor with the file explorer etc as well as a couple of other frills (in my opinion unnecessary but whatever), I'd also look at PSPad (www.pspad.com) - also free. It's inexcusable for someone to consider paying for a program like this, much less consider charging for one.
Reviewing 8.05 (Apr 24, 2009)
roswell: Jarte is a word processor. Please do not confuse a word processor with a text editor.
Reviewing 8.02 (Feb 22, 2009)
This is a small wonder. I'm switching from vim to this after > 10 years on vim; if that's not a compliment, I don't know what is.
The search highlight feature is indispensable. Configuring custom highlighting for any programming language is easy. With the project plugin and autocomplete, it does almost as much as an IDE for 1/10th of the memory. And it's the (only) viable option to operate with large files.
Reviewing 8.02 RC4 (Jan 21, 2009)
EmEditor,
This is a great editor stable and have many features. However there are better excellent free editor in the net. Like the "JARTE" this one is free and is much powerful and is open source.
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