HTML, CSS, JS & PHP editor?

[Ruben]

Could anybody point me in the direction of a free and descent text-editor that highlights HTML, Cascading Stylesheets, JavaScript and PHP? Please note that I'm not looking for an editor that uses all kinds of exotic pinks and purples (like EditPlus (http://www.editplus.com/) does for instance).
Also; since I'm just a student I'm not interested in buying anything, neither am I looking for an educational version of software that's locked/limited 50% of it's functionality..

Just a simple editor...that's all..

:rolleyes: - Ruben

[D-7]

Windows OS?

Gedit and all kinds of free stuff on Linux :(

[Ruben]

Yea it's for windows...

:) - Ruben

[acolyte]

Hi Ruben ,

i would suggest you to try SEPY

well its for free :

http://www.sephiroth.it/python/sepy.php

greets Aco

there is no Html support until now but
XML,PHP,CSS,AS well i dont care about
i also edit my html files with it

[Cota]

Too bad they started charging for UltraEdit....that was a nice one..

[acolyte]

Yes indeed Cota,

but its not for free Ultraedit is a very good editor
but i prefer SEPY because its free

[valugi]

Dreamweaver is one of the most complete ones. I'm sure you can get an older variant - not the latest - and not for money .. so you can test it and learn.

[Ruben]

i would suggest you to try SEPY
[...]
there is no Html support until now but
XML,PHP,CSS,AS well i dont care about
i also edit my html files with itYea I looked into SEPY too, but for this project I will mainly be coding html and php, so I do want to have proper html-highlighting...
Other than that SEPY sounds like a really really awefully descent text-editor (especially for AS). I kind of wonder why there is no support for html though..


Too bad they started charging for UltraEdit....that was a nice one..Yeah I had that installed on recommendation of my PHP-teacher from last year, I didn't dislike it at all actually, untill it started crying about purchase and all that, dang do I hate cry-baby software.. :(


Dreamweaver is one of the most complete ones.Yea I have thought about getting dreamweaver and coding in there, however dreamweaver tends to be a big-ass cpu-sucking biatch when running the program, and even with the older versions it still takes a while to boot 'em. I understand that Dreamweaver has much more functionalities then just code-thingies (like the WYSIWYG stuffies), but it's just not worth it for me; I don't wanna have to wait more then 5 seconds to launch an app that I will only use for coding...



I finally chose to just get off my lazy arse and customize EditPlus (http://www.editplus.com/) its syntax-coloring.. hehe.
But still thank you all for your suggestions, perhaps someone else in search of a proper text-editor will be helped with this thread..

Here's some other references:
- SE|PY download-page (http://www.sephiroth.it/python/sepy.php) on Sephiroth.it (http://www.sephiroth.it/).
- A thread on SE|PY I started (http://www.actionscript.org/forums/showthread.php3?t=68523) a while ago.
- Another thread on SE|PY (http://www.actionscript.org/forums/showthread.php3?t=43081) I bumped into.
- Zend Studio (http://www.zend.com/), PHP IDE that is supposed to be uberly-awesome. (NOTE: this one's not freeware![/url])
- Official UltraEdit site (http://www.ultraedit.com/) (NOTE: this one's not freeware![/url])


:) - Ruben

[Cota]

Yeah I had that installed on recommendation of my PHP-teacher from last year, I didn't dislike it at all actually, untill it started crying about purchase and all that, dang do I hate cry-baby software.. :(
Dont we all, then again, it easy to make cry...

[Ruben]

Dont we all, then again, it easy to make cry...True, true; just threaten with uninstall..

:o - Ruben

[jsebrech]

I use PSPad (http://www.pspad.com/en/). It can highlight just about anything (I use it for a mixed HTML/PHP/JS/CSS/SQL/AS environment). It may need some configuring for AS highlighting, but it does the job. I really like it, and it's free.

[Ruben]

Thanks jsebrech, I'll keep that one in mind.. If anyone else has got suggestions regarding this then please feel free to post..

:) - Ruben