AutoHotkey Community

http://www.wolosoft.com/en/superedi/

HTML document creation, HTML preview
Configurable syntax coloring
Pre-configured color schemes for HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Perl and others
Function list for fast navigation within large documents
Find and replace using regular expressions
Reusable pairs of search/replace combinations
Block selection and editing (delete, cut, copy, paste, undo, redo)
User defined tools and console output window
File types with individual setting for syntax highlighting and editor options
Transparent FTP upload and download
Scripting interface for JScript, VBScript, PerlScript and HTML dialogs
Clip library with macro support
Professional text processing through TextPipe filters
Multiple codepage support and codepage conversion
Unicode UTF-8, UTF-16 and UTF-7 support (requires Windows NT, 2000 or XP)
Newline conversion for Unix, DOS and Macintosh files
Address bar to display the current file name or URL
Fully-functional Explorer tree allowing multiple file selection
Document tabs
List of open windows with context menu
Line numbers in front of each line
Bookmarks
Goto Line dialog
Document properties dialog
Sort and shuffle a range of lines
Auto completion (shift+space)
Keyword lookup (F1) in help files (.chm, .hlp, .html, MSDN) or web sites (URL)
XML and XHTML validation, XSLT transformation
Text-to-speech (requires Windows 2000 or XP)
Opens files from local harddrive, UNC paths, URLs (ftp, http, https, gopher), clipboard, zipped folders and shell namespace extensions
Multi-Language interface (currently Dutch, English, German, Portuguese, Spanish, Greek and Chinese)

http://www.notetab.com/

I use the free edition. I think it is marvelous.

I use it for html, and more.

I wonder if the command library could be used like the one of html
I wonder if the output (macro) could be integrated as a menu command (like the html browser for see what you get) to test-run the macro.

I am new to Autohotkey, inexperienced using it.

I always use EmEditor for everything

Let's start the war!

Sublime Text 2

It's true, Notepad hasn't improved in ages!

Yes, Notepad, from Microsoft, hasn't ever gotten better, but Notepad2, without all the frills of the "heavy editors", is still the best Notepad Replacement.

I really like Ctrl+L for "Launching" the current file, for AutoHotkey editing it's a simple Ctrl+S, Ctrl+L to test a new version!

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Intype development seems to have picked up again after a few years of silence http://inotai.com/intype/ (like Sublime Edit it supports Textmate bundles)

http://www.editpadlite.com/

thanks, I've been usiing Notepad2 for ages as my general sytem note taker and didn't know that

notepad2-mod has also syntax highlighting support for AutoHotkey.

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I'm just trying to help, so don't kill me if i'm wrong.

does anyone know of any editor that displays bookmarks in an outline/tree? The only editor i've seen that can do this is ultraedit. Which is the only reason why i'm using it. Really makes navigating through a large text file a breeze. But i'm trying to look for alternatives.

ok, here: emacs.

I thought the title of the thread says GOOD editor

...LOL, I've never tried emacs, but what I find really weird is all the people that are really pro-emacs or pro-vi. I've tried vi...sure, maybe if you spend 100 years learning it, it might be a powerful editor, but it's not intuitive...(it's hard to even "exit" or "quit", if you run it on accident). I find pico/nano to be the simplest editor (in non-GUI Linux). vi is just "weird"...& again, I don't believe I've had the pleasure of using emacs, hopefully it's not like vi.

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