MarcMiller — Tue, 06 Sep 2005 04:28:29 +0000

The person who responded above make me fear that perhaps I was being unclear. So let me give it another go. I am an extremely poor speller and when writing JavaScript as simple as this "var tell=form2.input1.value" I sometimes can have trouble spelling that. But now I see advertised on the Web text editors with automatic code completion. These editors let you type as little as two letters to type a word and a choice box pops up letting you just hit the enter key to type the whole word. However most of these editors rely only on the built-in words of the language. But in JavaScript you sometimes tied words based on the word attribute of the HTML tag. I mean say and you sometimes have to retype youNameItHere in your JavaScript. Most text editors with automatic code completion will not do that for you. I have found a text editor made by IDM which will do that however it lacks some features I like in other text editors with automatic code completion I've tried. So I am looking for suggestions on additional text editors that can do the automatic code completion I just described. As I have described above are really like myeclipse for a some features but it lacks the type of code completion I just described. Hope that is clearer. Marc

Greg K — Tue, 06 Sep 2005 00:04:12 +0000

I use two textual editors for web programming:

UltraEdit (made by IDM), have been using that since version 4 I think, and it just continures to improve with every version. This is a great regular text editor with great features designed for programmers.

Zend Studio. I use this one most of the time anymore, just love it the more I use it.

I'm not sure if that will help you, to be honest, after reading your post 4 times, I gave up and guessed at what you were trying to ask for. I'm not trying to be mean here, but I highly recommend that you have someone do your posting here for you.

-Greg