Notepad and UTF-8
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Re: Notepad and UTF-8
A basic editor is an interesting idea. This would parallel Processing's PDE, or Python's IDLE, Swift with XCode. It's not common, but not uncommon either.
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Re: Notepad and UTF-8
AHK Studio is very intimidating to new users, so I'm not sure I could recommend its addition to the standard install. I could see S4AHK being bundled with AHK, or a much simpler editor like my CQT (which is also written in AHK). CQT would be very easy to bundle as it contains no outside dependencies, unlike other editors which use a complicated file structure and require dlls like SciLexer.dll
Re: Notepad and UTF-8
+1 for CQT.
I use it daily, it's quick and easy.
I use it daily, it's quick and easy.
Re: Notepad and UTF-8
Alguimist seems to keep giving updates to Autogi. And being able to add a direct interface will make new users very happy. I've set up Autohotkey from time to time for 10 years and just looked at the screen. Or I ran a script. I found out when I was studying the codes I created with Pulovers Macro creator. Because I needed a good spot to start. Programming was your job, I wasn't new, or I would have failed again. It took quite a while to discover the editors. I think it would be good for Ahk to spread faster. Some important libraries can also be added.
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Re: Notepad and UTF-8
NotePad is generally a universal program, suitable for any purpose. However, when you need to analyze a large piece of code, it is more convenient to use EmEditor. It has a handy function to show the desired lines in a new document. Very convenient for analysis.
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