Perhaps,
As far as I can judge, Notepad++ is by far the most popular!
I did not check how much notepadqq is compatible with NPP language files, but
even if not, it should have its own system.
Regardless, notepadd++, as far as I can tell is more popular among young
programmers, then VIM, Emacs and all other cryptic old style editors.
When I left ISPF behind, I promised myself not to learn any "yet another
cryptic" editor, so I did not learn VI and neither Kedit. I tried a few and
NPP (and NQQ in Linux) are my (and many others ) happy choice
Ze'ev Atlas
On Saturday, June 3, 2023 at 10:31:30 PM EDT, Paul Gilmartin
<[email protected]> wrote:
(Forgive unintended previous reply.)
(Why do most plies here request personal, not list, eplies?)
On 6/3/23 19:55:15, Ze'ev Atlas wrote:
> T Most everybody is on Windows.
The operannt word is "Most".
... there are at least two Linux clonesZA
Cite, please. Do these accept Charles's and Abe's macros?
I find:
7 Best Notepad++ Alternatives For Linux
<https://itsfoss.com/notepad-alternatives-for-linux/>
The first is Wine -- guaranteed compatibility. Some of the others
are UI-compatible; unlikely to be macro-compatible.
--
gil
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