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I'm looking for a text editor for Linux with not just Syntax Highlighting (working with C++ right now), but also tabs and (greatly desired here) auto-completion.
I'm using Scite in ...
- 02-10-2008 #1Linux Newbie
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Linux Code Editor - Syntax Highlighting, Tabs, Auto-Completion
I'm looking for a text editor for Linux with not just Syntax Highlighting (working with C++ right now), but also tabs and (greatly desired here) auto-completion.
I'm using Scite in WinOS right now, and I love its tabs, but I would really really like to have auto-completion again. VisualStudio's auto-completion, from when we were coding in C#, really help on my typos.
Any recommendations?
Thanks,
DrCR
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- 02-10-2008 #2Linux Newbie
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Scite is available on linux
Scintilla and SciTE
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- 02-10-2008 #3Blackfooted Penguin
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Also look at KATE and KDevelop if using KDE.
- 02-10-2008 #4Trusted Penguin
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You might also look into Eclipse and its C/++ plugin.
Also, both vi and Emacs support having multiple files open, and you can do auto-completion with both of them.DISTRO=Arch
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