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TextWrangler: A full-featured (and now free) text editor
I would recommend Smultron ("http://smultron.sourceforge.net/"). It has all the same selling points as TextWrangler, but has the added "feature" of being an open-source development.
TextWrangler: A full-featured (and now free) text editor
Yes, I second Smultron. It's perfect for my light-to-moderate text editing needs. It's Cocoa and it's free.
TextWrangler: A full-featured (and now free) text editor
I know nothing of Smultron and it is likely a good option. I would only point out the TextWrangler is basically what BBedit Lite was. It is Free.
TextWrangler: A full-featured (and now free) text editor
Yes, TextWrangler is free, but it does not feel like an OS X app, it feels rather clunky. Because Smultron is done in Cocoa, it feels more consistent with most of my other apps (e.g., iTunes, Safari, etc.).
TextWrangler: A full-featured (and now free) text editor
Yeah, Smultron is my choice now. SubEthaEdit is very nice, but I end up with too many windows to manage. Smultron and TextWrangler both solve this with their MDI approach. I had a bad start with TextWrangler after it opened a few PHP files and destroyed the formatting around comments - lines which were fine in my other editors ran together in TextWrangler, usually when single-line comments were used. One thing I miss in Smultron is a list of functions in the open document, which SubEthaEdit and TextWrangler both have. Hopefully Smultron will gain this feature in time.
I vote for Smultron as well.
I used SubEthaEdit as well, which is free for non-commercial use, but I really had no need for the Rendezvous file-sharing feature, as nice as it is. |
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