Lashiec I hope you are not making fun of me by offering WF as asolution, because I said that my budget is tight this year. I see no shame involved with being under funded nowadays.

I used Comodo for a week for testing, but that would not count as using really. It was good for what it was I guess. But once i found out about the practices of the company(adware installation) I gave up since then.

Have you seen this one before ?



http://www.amazon.com/Ergonomic-Touchpad/dp/B001OO0LXC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1256068383&sr=1-1

I also think that Gvim`s color syntax customization is superior to anything out there if you put your time into it. There is not any limit to it really.

-kartal (October 20, 2009, 12:33 AM)

Isn't VIM's highlighting scheme based on regular expressions, rather than proper lexing?

-f0dder (October 20, 2009, 02:10 AM)

Which, btw, is the case with EditPadPro's highlighting scheme.

-TucknDar (October 20, 2009, 05:19 AM)

Sorry, I guess my claim was too ambitious. I have not used any of those commercial editors out there including EditPadPro.


I have used PsPad, Notepad++, Programmers NotePad, Editra etc. None of those satisfied my needs really(customization mainly). All are powerful and great. But when it comes to customization Gvim is the king in my view.

I use Python for some spesific application scripting and programming. So most of the libraries come from these applications and are not system wide things. That is why having ability to customize the colors or autocompletion properly was a big deal for me.